Zoom Mass-deploying preconfigured settings for Mac
Zoom Help Zoom Desktop Clients can be preconfigured for macOS by IT Admins to download preconfigured settings to activate Zoom. It is necessary to create a .plist file and install it with…
April 2022
Troubleshooting log for Windows in Zoom App
It is possible for the Support team when you report an issue through the desktop client to ask you to install the Zoom Team Work troubleshooting package to collect more…
Login with google in Zoom App
To log in with Google , go to https: //zoom.us/signin and click Login with Google . Alternatively, click the Zoom app and click Login with Google. You will be taken…
Where is the Zoom PC app?
As soon as you click on a URL link that you receive to join a meeting, you will be prompted to download the app. This does not mean that you…
How to link accounts in Zoom App – Facebook, Google, Email
In order to create an account with Zoom, you need to use a Google or Facebook account, or you can use an email and password. It is possible to link…
How to change settings in the PWA client in Zoom App
It will be possible to adjust and set some settings within the Progressive Web App (PWA) and the web client, without being required to change settings in the web portal.…
Know Your Zoom Meeting and Webinar IDs
IDs for Webinars and Meetings A meeting ID is a number that identifies a meeting, whether it is an instant meeting or one that has been scheduled. A meeting ID…
How to Sign out of the Zoom client to switch accounts
Zoom provides the flexibility to sign out and sign back in with a different account, which is particularly useful for users managing multiple accounts. Here’s a simple walkthrough on how…
How to Host a large meeting license to a Zoom user
Overview With a regular paid license, you can hold a Zoom meeting with up to 100 professional licenses, 300 business licenses, and 500 enterprise licenses. A large meeting license is…
Roles in a Zoom meeting for host, co-host, alternative hosts, and participants
Various roles are available for those attending a meeting: host, co-host, alternate host, and participant. It is the host who determines the type of role you will have in the…