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Common problems and solutions February 18, 2022by Martin 6 As more and more people turn to services like Zoom , many are running into issues that need fixing, and if that's you, don't worry – we've got you covered with some of the fastest and easiest Zoom fixes if you run into problems. Is the distance small? First of all, if you can't get Zoom to work, you should check the status of the Zoom service to see if the problem is on Zoom's end. Point your browser to the right side of our status and you can see if any Zoom services are down, ongoing problems and what is being done about it. General scaling issues Disable disabled apps: Remote and any video apps can be demanding on your computer and internet connection, so if you're having trouble, it's worth disabling apps you don't need.
This frees up resources to use Zoom. Make sure you're using C Level Executive List the latest version of Zoom: There have been a number of updates to Zoom recently, the latest version at the time of writing is Zoom 5.9.3, so it's worth checking that you're using the latest version of the app. When you open Zoom, you'll usually be prompted to update if an update is available, but it's always worth checking because some features change between updates. My app crashes or closes: First, do both of the things above. If you still have problems, try restarting your computer. If that doesn't fix it, check if there is a software update for your computer. Zoom says my connection is unstable: Unfortunately, this happens from time to time.
This is a local connection problem, so check your Wi-Fi or wired connection first. Running a speed test is worth it - just Google speed test and you'll be able to run a quick test where you can really see if there's a speed problem. If you're using Wi-Fi, see if you can connect to a wired connection instead, as it's likely to be more stable than Wi-Fi, or move closer to your router. It's definitely worth it if you're ever having trouble connecting on Zoom. If it's a one-time problem, there's probably nothing you can do about it except wait for the problem to go away - you can try stopping all other activity on your connection so Zoom can get all the bandwidth. Fix audio problems in Zoom Make sure you're not muted: When you join a Remote session, you'll usually have to tap to unmute your microphone because you're muted. In the lower left corner, find the microphone icon, if it is crossed out, open it to unmute your microphone. If you are on the mobile app, you must "join with audio" to be able to speak or hear the sound. If using a microphone: Many external microphones have a mute feature - make sure the microphone itself is not muted.
This frees up resources to use Zoom. Make sure you're using C Level Executive List the latest version of Zoom: There have been a number of updates to Zoom recently, the latest version at the time of writing is Zoom 5.9.3, so it's worth checking that you're using the latest version of the app. When you open Zoom, you'll usually be prompted to update if an update is available, but it's always worth checking because some features change between updates. My app crashes or closes: First, do both of the things above. If you still have problems, try restarting your computer. If that doesn't fix it, check if there is a software update for your computer. Zoom says my connection is unstable: Unfortunately, this happens from time to time.
This is a local connection problem, so check your Wi-Fi or wired connection first. Running a speed test is worth it - just Google speed test and you'll be able to run a quick test where you can really see if there's a speed problem. If you're using Wi-Fi, see if you can connect to a wired connection instead, as it's likely to be more stable than Wi-Fi, or move closer to your router. It's definitely worth it if you're ever having trouble connecting on Zoom. If it's a one-time problem, there's probably nothing you can do about it except wait for the problem to go away - you can try stopping all other activity on your connection so Zoom can get all the bandwidth. Fix audio problems in Zoom Make sure you're not muted: When you join a Remote session, you'll usually have to tap to unmute your microphone because you're muted. In the lower left corner, find the microphone icon, if it is crossed out, open it to unmute your microphone. If you are on the mobile app, you must "join with audio" to be able to speak or hear the sound. If using a microphone: Many external microphones have a mute feature - make sure the microphone itself is not muted.