Follow these steps:

1. Install Zoom from Zoom's website, Play Store, or App Store.
2. Click the Zoom meeting link provided.
3. Enter the Meeting ID and your name.
4. If required, enter the meeting passcode.
5. Ensure your audio and video settings are configured correctly.

Here's a step-by-step process to Install Zoom Application

For Android (Play Store):

1. Open the Google Play Store on your Android device.
2. In the search bar, type "Zoom Cloud Meetings" and press Enter.
3. Find the official Zoom app by Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
4. Tap on the app, then tap the "Install" button.

For iOS (App Store):

1. Open the App Store on your iOS device (iPhone or iPad).
2. In the search field, type "Zoom Cloud Meetings" and hit Enter.
3. Locate the official Zoom app by Zoom.
4. Tap on the app, then tap the "Get" button to download and install it.

For Desktop (Zoom Website):

1. Open a web browser on your desktop computer.
2. In the address bar, type "zoom.us" and press Enter.
3. On the Zoom homepage, navigate to the "Resources" section or look for a "Download" link.
4. Choose the "Zoom Client for Meetings" download option based on your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux).
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install the Zoom desktop application.

Remember to only download software from official and trusted sources to ensure security and avoid malicious software.

• Check that your speakers or headphones are connected and turned on.
• Adjust the audio settings in Zoom. Click the up arrow next to the microphone icon to select the correct audio output device.

• Ensure your camera is connected and not being used by another application.
• Click the video camera icon in Zoom to start your video.

• Arrive early to secure your spot as Zoom meetings often have participant limits.
• Contact the meeting host or organizer for potential solutions, such as increasing the participant limit or scheduling additional sessions.

• Wait patiently; the host will admit you when they are ready.
• Ensure your Zoom username matches the one the host is expecting to admit.
• If you're stuck in the waiting room for an extended period, send a polite message to the host through the chat to request admission.

• Click the microphone icon in Zoom to mute or unmute yourself. Alternatively, you can use the shortcut key (usually Ctrl+M on Windows, Command+Shift+A on Mac).

• Check your internet connection. A stable, high-speed connection is essential.
• Try to connect to a faster Wi-Fi network if possible. You can also use a wired internet connection for better stability.
• Close other bandwidth-heavy applications or downloads running in the background.

• Click the same meeting link or enter the Meeting ID and passcode (if required) again.
• If you're unable to rejoin, contact the host or organizer for assistance.

• Raise your hand using the Zoom "Raise Hand" feature, or type your question in the chat window.
• Wait for the host to acknowledge you before speaking.

• Use the Zoom chat to privately message the host or co-host for help.
• If it's a recurring issue, consider reaching out to Zoom support or your organization's IT department.

• Yes, you can attend a Zoom meeting on a mobile device by downloading the Zoom app from the App Store or Play Store.

• Check if the host has shared their screen. If not, they may need to initiate screen sharing.
• If others can see the screen, but you can't, try leaving and rejoining the meeting.
• Ensure your Zoom client is up-to-date as some screen sharing features may require the latest version.

• Inform the host OR co-host immediately if you notice disruptive participants.
• The host can mute, remove, or report disruptive attendees.
• Hosts should use security features like passcodes, waiting rooms, and meeting locks to enhance security.