Zoom Customer FAQ

To get your Logitech camera to work with Zoom meetings, ensure that the camera is properly connected to your computer. Install the latest drivers for your Logitech camera from their official website. Open the Zoom application and go to "Settings." Under "Video," select your Logitech camera from the dropdown menu. Test the camera to make sure it is functioning correctly. If needed, restart the Zoom application or your computer to resolve any issues.

We're sorry, but Zoom does not offer refunds for partial subscription periods or unused months. If you've purchased a plan and no longer need it, you can cancel your subscription at any time. The service will remain active until the end of the paid period. After cancelling, you'll still have access to the features of the plan until the end of your current billing cycle. Remember to cancel automatic payments in your App store or with Zoom to avoid being charged for the next period.

We're sorry to hear you're having trouble with the speakerphone function on Zoom. The speakerphone feature relies on your device's hardware and settings. First, ensure your device's volume is turned up and not in silent mode. Within Zoom, check your audio settings. Click the "^" arrow next to the microphone icon and select the correct speaker. If you're still experiencing issues, you may need to update your Zoom app to the latest version. Lastly, check your device's permissions to ensure Zoom has access to your audio.

It sounds like you need to provide permissions for Zoom to access your camera and microphone in your new Chromebook settings. First, go to your Chrome settings, then click on "Privacy and Security". Next, select "Site Settings", then "Camera" or "Microphone". Find and select Zoom.us from the list, and ensure the camera and microphone are set to "Allow". Also, confirm that the correct camera and microphone are chosen in your Zoom settings. If these steps do not solve your problem, there may be a hardware issue or you might need to check for software updates.

As per the current features provided by Zoom, the name of the downloaded cloud recording files will contain the date, time, and meeting ID, but not the meeting topic. Unfortunately, you cannot customize the file name while downloading it directly from Zoom. However, after the download, you can manually rename the file to include the meeting topic for easier identification.