You have an important Zoom meeting you should probably connect to.
You do everything you usually do when you connect.
The good news is that there are various things you might attempt to finally get Zoom to connect.
Its always best to try simple tips such as checking your Internet connection.
To see if its responsible for you not being able to connect.
Go ahead and disable it.
For example, if youre using NordVPN, you might turn it off by clicking the disconnect button.
The easiest way to get there is by pressing the Windows and I keys.
Once youre in, go to connection and Security, followed by VPN prefs.
Turn off all VPN configs.
If youre sure that its not your Internet provider, then it could be that Zoom servers are down.
you’ve got the option to check their status by visitingZoom Service Status.
Youll Zooms systems and which ones are working and which ones are down for the moment.
Hopefully, so is your Zoom meeting.
Why not terminate the ones that youre not using at the moment to rescue background activities.
When it opens, youll all the background activities.
press the one you want to close and press the End Task button.
Repeate the process for all the ones you want to close.
Clean up the Temporary Files
Maybe its time to clean out those temporary files.
you’re able to do that by putting this on the Windows search bar: %temp%.
Select all the temporary files and erase them.
Look for the app by clicking on the Windows start menu and right-pick the app.
The Unstall option will be the second option down.
This is going to initiate the Programs and features window.
Right-choose Zoom and uninstall.
When the app is gone, go toZooms official siteand download the desktop client again.
