But before attempting to update the app, you can log out and relaunch Zoom to see if it helps. Invalid meeting ID errors can occur due to an outdated version of the Zoom app. If this does not work, you might have to switch to another network. You can place the router near you to improve your network strength or restart it.
Opening a single web page in your browser is enough to determine if your connection is the problem. Try to access other apps on your device to detect the problem with your network. You need a strong and active internet connection to join a zoom meeting. If you are still seeing the error after doing this, then contact the host to check if you are getting the correct meeting ID and if the meeting is still in progress. Rather than typing the meeting ID into the entry bar character by character, it's best to copy it from the invitation and paste it directly into the bar. The number one reason you are likely to have issues joining a Zoom meeting is the wrong meeting ID. but then he shouldn't be able to get into his account. User's account was canceled by the admin.
Any links send out might need to be updated to the ones in the current Meeting invitation. The organization may have recently created a "vanity" URL through Zoom, such as, but the original links sent out used the generic domain.I've seen multiple instances where a Zoom user has mangled up the URL somehow, either by sending only a partial URL, accidentally typing into the middle of it, or one user did a "find and replace" function that also changed part of a link.If the meeting does start, then something has happened to the meeting URL that was sent out. If the meeting doesn't start then, I'm not sure what to tell you other than to log a Support Ticket:
You may want to show a “Join from your browser” link for your meetings.I'd first recommend that the user log into Zoom.US into the meetings list, and assuming that the meetings are still here, start one from the Start link on the web page. Launch your meeting in a browser instead of in the Zoom desktop client.Start your meeting by clicking the meeting link in your Outlook calendar invite.Start your meeting directly from the Zoom desktop client.Then, clicking the Start button next to a meeting should work. Sign out of Zoom in the browser, then sign back in at.If you get this error, please try one of these workarounds: (You can check the name of your account on the Account Profile page.) This issue is only affecting users in our JHM account who sign in at. Status: Resolved – As of, Zoom resolved this issue over the past weekend.īeginning, some users are experiencing a “meeting ID is not valid” error when starting a Zoom meeting by clicking the Start button next to their meeting on their meetings page ( ) in a web browser.
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