u/dariussohei

i can't for the life of me understand why they deleted this option, or how to get it back again.

for clarity: i want all invited participants to automatically go into a waiting room, until i admit them, AND i would like to be able to disable the waiting room after a meeting has started so that i no longer need to spend time/energy/attention admitting latecomers.

Just like it's been for the past few years!!!

i am going to ask even more clearly: what do i have to do in order to be able to disable the waiting room after a meeting has started?

have uninstalled and re-installed latest version. using chrome or edge browsers. windows is fully updated.

I am connected via HDMI cable to my Lenovo gaming laptop. frequently the dell 4k monitor will go black, flicker, and reset, this takes sometimes 20 seconds. Other times, it will go black, and NOT RESET. Sometimes, turning the monitor on and off will fix this. Sometimes, I will also need to unplug the hdmi cable for a while and plug it back in.

Everything appears random. This has been going on since i purchased the monitor a month ago.

The screen tends to black out and auto-refresh and reset when more graphical data is onscreen such as a few windows or browser tabs, programs, video, etc. Suffice to say a gaming laptop and quality monitor should be able to handle a professional workflow and/or basic streaming video.

I have wiggled the cables and power cord on both ends, no issue. i have done a hard reset of the monitor. i have plugged the monitor's cord directly into the wall with no intermediary devices or cords.

some things i have considered:

1- the hdmi cable is being "overloaded" (im not sure if this is a real thing).

2- there is some compatibility problem with my laptop, its graphics card, the ram and/or the refresh rates on the monitor.

I am connected via HDMI cable to my Lenovo gaming laptop. frequently the dell 4k monitor will go black, flicker, and reset, this takes sometimes 20 seconds. Other times, it will go black, and NOT RESET. Sometimes, turning the monitor on and off will fix this. Sometimes, I will also need to unplug the hdmi cable for a while and plug it back in.

Everything appears random. This has been going on since i purchased the monitor a month ago.

The screen tends to black out and auto-refresh and reset when more graphical data is onscreen such as a few windows or browser tabs, programs, video, etc. Suffice to say a gaming laptop and quality monitor should be able to handle a professional workflow and/or basic streaming video.

I have wiggled the cables and power cord on both ends, no issue. i have done a hard reset of the monitor. i have plugged the monitor's cord directly into the wall with no intermediary devices or cords.

some things i have considered:

1- the hdmi cable is being "overloaded" (im not sure if this is a real thing).

2- there is some compatibility problem with my laptop, its graphics card, the ram and/or the refresh rates on the monitor.