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If you don't see the " - UT" then you've probably logged in with your non-UT account. It should read FirstName LastName - UT (e.g. Now run a test - Now the next time you log into a meeting, turn on your camera and it should show your name in the bottom left corner of your camera window. Add " - UT" to the end of your last name and then save.Once you confirm you're in your UT Zoom profile, click the Edit in the top section of your profile.When you click on the avatar it should show a pop-up like the below that identifies you're using an "licensed" account.Click the avatar in the top right corner of your profile.Log into your and make sure you log in with your UTEID and password. How do I make sure I'm using my UT Zoom Account To verify that you are logged into your UT licensed Zoom Account please visit Zoom Login Verification Go through the authentication process, now zoom will use your UT account.

Now DO NOT USE THE EMAIL OPTION, click on the Sign in with SSO button.

If you are signed in, sign out (click on your Avatar, select sign out).

Zoom Does Not Open to my UT Account on my Computer Please visit the following page of our step-by-step wiki for details on this: Getting Started with Zoom Having Trouble Installing Zoom on Your Computer? To retrieve the Annotate button please visit The Annotate Feature However, Annotate can be re-enabled for your use.

UT has changed the default settings for all of our UT Zoom accounts to prevent individuals not affiliated with the university from interrupting meetings by using features like Annotate.

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