We just switched to Zoom for taking calls and having audio/visual meetings.  Our team all joins a call/meeting each day for collaboration.  We are also all in phone queues.  Currently if we are already in our collaboration meeting if we get a phone call, it is not giving an audible ring.  It is just popping up a little notification window to let you know you are getting a call.  We need it to audibly ring. 

Is this possible?

Am trying to locate the settings link on my profile for advanced audio (see below the screenshot from the support page) –

I found the settings page, but nothing on the navigation bar is labelled as below (audio/advanced)

I need to change the default setting for ambient noise –

Can you please help me with this? We use zoom to share funerals with mourners who cannot attend the services in person and the default filter blocks the organ and choir.

Hello everyone,

Windows 10 PC, running updated Outlook version from Office 365. Zoom plugin has worked for months with no problem, but recently when I open a new meeting and click on the Add a Zoom Meeting icon, it says "Adding Zoom Meeting" in the top left corner, with a spinning circle that seems to go nowhere. After several minutes the line changes to: "we're sorry, we couldn't access Zoom" error that appears to say that the plugin can't reach the internet to get the information being requested. 

No internet issues with the computer, all working and testing find for accessing LAN and WAN resources.

Any idea what is happening? I have tried reinstalling the Zoom app and the plugin, updated Outlook, but nothing seems to make a difference.

Thanks in advance!

Bob

I want to start a meeting with registration -- and then remove registration the day before the meeting, so anyone can join at that point without registering.

Has anyone else attempted this?  

My concern is that removing registration will change the meeting URL.  Or will the same URL work for everyone, whether they registered in advance or joined after registration was no longer required?

Thanks for any guidance you can provide about this.

We have several admins and coordinators who do not host meetings; they schedule meetings on behalf of their executives. It seems fiscally irresponsible to pay for a license just for the privilege of scheduling on behalf of an executive.

Aside from the obvious of having to log in and out of an executive account (which goes against all of our policies related to password sharing), is there another way?

I can't be the only one in this situation.

I have several gmail accounts and a different Zoom account for 3 of them. Every time I attempt to schedule a meeting, it attempt to populate the same, incorrect account's calendar. How can I set it up so that each Zoom account is synced with the correct calendar for that account?