They noticed that Zoom didn’t launch when the resolution was set to 75%. Several Spin 713 users confirmed they solved this issue by changing the resolution settings. Close the browser, relaunch it, and check if you can connect now.Navigate to Reset Settings and select Restore settings to their original defaults.Then select Settings and go to Advanced.Launch Chrome and click the three dots in the upper right-hand corner.Reset your browser settings and check the results. Maybe your current settings are preventing your Chromebook from connecting to the Internet. Ignore the alerts and use Zoom directly in the browser. Zoom will keep on prompting you to download the web app (the browser extension). Name the new shortcut Zoom and set it to open as a New Window.
Next, go to the Zoom website, login to your account, click on the browser menu, go to More tools and select Create shortcut. Launch your browser, go to Extensions and remove the Zoom browser extension. When you install Zoom on your Chromebook, the program also pushes you to get the Android app and the web app. As a result, users prefer to log in directly to the Zoom website. Many users complained that the Zoom web app is often unstable. Log in to the Zoom Website and Remove Zoom for Web Maybe one of your extensions is blocking Zoom. Hit the Remove button located next to the extension you want to delete.Īdditionally, disable all your extensions and check if you notice any improvements. To uninstall browser extensions, launch Chrome, click on the menu, select More Tools, and then Extensions.
Restart your computer and check if you can use Zoom.
If this issue occurred shortly after you installed new apps or extensions on your Chromebook, try uninstalling them.
0 kommentar(er)
