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If you're unable to join a meeting, check these items:
If you've joined a meeting but don't see other participants:
- Confirm with the meeting host that the meeting has begun. If it has, ask for the meeting ID at the top of the host's Zoom window (e.g., Zoom Meeting ID: 123-456-7890) and compare that to the meeting ID at the top of yours. If they don't match, you've joined a different meeting. Ask the host for the meeting ID, and join that meeting .
- If you're the host, ensure that you haven't enabled a waiting room. If you have, you need to manually admit each participant before they can join your meeting.
If you're unable to hear or talk to people in a meeting:
- Check the attendee controls at the bottom of your meeting window. If you see the Join Audio icon on the far left, click it. (If you've already joined your audio, you'll instead see the mute/unmute icon .)
- To check whether the issue is related to the Zoom program, see:
- If your audio isn't working in the Zoom client outside of the meeting , try troubleshooting the device itself.
- The host may have allowed only telephony audio. In this case, you will not see the message "join meeting with computer audio". You may still be able to join the meeting with video or via phone.
If you've joined a meeting successfully but others can't see you:
- Make sure your video isn't turned off by checking the Start Video icon in the attendee controls at the bottom of your meeting window.
- If you're connecting from a Lenovo device and your video isn't working, see Video not working on Lenovo devices .
- If your video isn't working in the Zoom client outside of the meeting , try troubleshooting the device itself.
- The "Optimize for full screen video clip" setting greatly reduces video quality. Restart the screen share with that setting unchecked.
- Check to see If you are experiencing a problem with the Internet or the device itself. http://speedtest.xfinity.com/
Note: Cloud recording is stored on your Zoom.us Cloud service for a limited time period (30 days).
Local Recorded meetings are stored on the device that the meeting was recorded from (e.g., your desktop computer). The option to record is not available from mobile devices.
- If your meeting is missing from the recorded meetings list in the Zoom client (e.g., as a result of pressing Delete in the Zoom client for a recorded meeting), you may be able to find the recording on your device in its Zoom recordings folder.
To see where your Zoom recordings are stored, see the "Change location for Recording" section of Local recording . Recordings will be named in the format double_click_to_convert_01.zoom
. When you find the .zoom
file you are looking for, double-click it.
Note:
Pressing Delete in the Zoom client removes the recording from the recorded meetings list in Zoom, but not from the device itself.
- Only current hosts can record a meeting. If you can't record, check to see whether you're the host by clicking the Participants icon in the attendee controls at the bottom of your meeting window ; if you aren't the host, you can ask the host to record the meeting.
Your device might be low on disk space. To check, see:
If you aren't low on disk space and your meeting still won't convert, contact the Service Center.
If the problem you are experiencing isn't listed, please contact the Service Center for further assistance.