Whenever I connect to a Zoom call over WiFi from my laptop, the Zoom desktop application starts and sits on the “Connecting Internet speeds are plus megabytes up and down. I disabled the antivirus completely as well, but Zoom still struggle to connect. To add – some days, like today, the Zoom client is connecting without problems but I know it’s going to happen again.

Demo in text : I click the invitation link or input the meeting info manually, Zoom window changes to my live webcam view and says “Connecting Just wanted to reach out and see if anyone who’s had this issue was able to resolve it. Many thanks in advance! Never had that issue. But to help get suggestions, can you provide a little more information. I have noticed that sometimes my invites fail but I can respond and connect to an invite – have you tried both ways?

What laptop with what OS are you using? You state that you are using an AV and so I am guessing it is Windows For Zoom calls I use Linux Mint and that works really well. Yes, I’ve tried using the invitation link, and inputting the call info manually and no joy. Currently running Win 10 Enterprise on a Microsoft Surface Book with BitDefender antivirus which is utilized across all devices, yet I’m the only one having this issue.

Initially, I thought it was a server side issue but everyone else is connecting to the calls without issue. Today Zoom was actually connecting to calls after seconds of joining a meeting, but it’ll likely happen again. It’s been acting like this for about two weeks now. The error codes indicate that you have poor connectivity and the question is where is this occurring. You could have intermittent WiFi caused by equipment such as a microwave. You could try Wireshark but that takes time to learn and use.

If anyone else has a laptop in the house then try that. I have the same problem error code , only on a single computer with BitDefender Total Security installed on it; after many unsuccesful tries, the connection worked only after uninstalling BitDefender which had been configured ok, with all the right permissions for Zoom.

After reinstalling BitDefender, the error comes again. On the other 2 computers using Bitdefender in out small network, Zoom is working fine, without this issue.

I’m also interested what would be the solution to this. I believe I tried adding exceptions to the AV software before, but I’ll give it another go. Odd thing is that all the clients are utilizing the same AV software none have exceptions for Zoom configured and there’s only one or two clients having this connection issue with Zoom. I’ll report back if any new info arises. This topic has been locked by an administrator and is no longer open for commenting.

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