If you are joining by telephone, you will need the teleconferencing number provided in the invite. The detailed system report from the "newer" zoom crash is still available. Each meeting has a unique 9, 10, or 11-digit number called a meeting ID that will be required to join a Zoom meeting. A pop-up window will help to test your speakers. If Zoom is not already installed on your computer, follow the prompts to download and install. If prompted by your browser, click Open Zoom Meetings. My subsequest posts are as "WCM", and use the new zoom account not tied to a google account. Go to or Click the blue Join button to launch Zoom test. The original post (from "BillM") to this thread is mine. Before deleting the zoom account tied to my google account, I posted the problem. First, the system will ask: Do you see yourself. As a result, a testing conference will be opened. So I deleted my zoom account (tied to my google account), and created a new zoom account not tied to a google account. Follow these steps: In any browser, open the link Click on the Join button on the loaded page. When I originally experienced the problem, I saw the "Chrome_IOThread trap" in the system problem report, and wondered if the problem might have something to do with me using a google account to log in. I'll have to try a real zoom meeting with a friend in the near future. Each meeting has a unique 9, 10, or 11-digit number called a meeting ID.
Curiously, zoom seemed to continued to work. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. That allowed me me to submit the crash report. I ninstalled the "new", and installed the "older" that you pointed me to. Additional features, storage, and support start at just one low price.
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