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It at least got me in the first time.Providing academic, research, and administrative IT resources for the University. I don't know if this solution will permanently fix which SSO account Zoom uses. Now in the Zoom client, log out if you haven't already, then click 'sign in with sso'.įor me, these steps paused Zoom on the screen we've all been looking for (second image attached), and let me input my custom domain! I don't know if this is required, but it couldn't hurt, since Zoom clearly isn't on our side here. In Chrome, go to settings > cookies and search for 'zoom' and delete all sites you find that have 'zoom' in their domain. Essentially this prevents the bad SSO account page from communicating with Zoom. Open the extension settings and add your custom Zoom subdomain to the Javascript block list, eg '' to prevent javascript from executing on the SSO page. (Assuming using Chrome) install the 'Disable Javascript' extension (a great extension to have anyway) Through some messing around I was able to find a workaround to get into the preferred account: Even after a full reinstall of the desktop client, Zoom refuses to let me enter a custom SSO domain to switch SSO accounts. I've hit this issue too, I can't believe there's still no product support for this.

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