Version downgrades through MSI can be allowed through the AllowDowngrade MSI-policy. Additionally, only one instance of the publicly available Zoom app can be installed locally. Changes to existing featuresīoth the EXE and MSI installers now prevent downgrading the Zoom app to a lower version than currently installed. De changelog voor deze uitgave is hieronder te vinden. Het programma is sinds kort ook in het Nederlands is te gebruiken.
Het is verkrijgbaar voor de gangbaarste besturingssystemen en is beschikbaar in een gratis en betaalde uitvoering met meer mogelijkheden. Dit programma maakt het mogelijk om onder meer onlinevergaderingen, conferenties en colleges bij te wonen. In case you’ve done this yet, try restarting your PC to see if that helps.Versie 5.13 van de videoconferencingsoftware Zoom is uitgekomen. You can restart it from the Windows or use the Reboot button on your desktop or laptop.Īfter your PC reboots, try to launch Zoom. If it doesn’t open, move to the next method. Sometimes Zoom might not have properly closed itself from the Windows 10 system. It still might be running in the background. In such cases, if you try to open the app on the desktop, it will greet you with an error. Make sure to force quit Zoom from the Task Manager app. Step 1: Hit the Windows key and search for Task Manager. Step 4: Select the Zoom app and hit the End Task option at the bottom. Wait for a couple of seconds for the system to completely kill all Zoom processes in the background. Restart the PC and try to open the Zoom app again. Zoom requires relevant Camera and Microphone permissions to function properly. Denying such permissions can mess up Zoom performance on the desktop. Here’s how to give Camera and Microphone permission to Zoom on Windows 10. Step 1: Open the Settings app on Windows 10 (Use Windows + I) keys. Step 3: Scroll down to App permissions and select Camera. Step 4: First, enable the Allow apps to access your camera permission. Step 5: Scroll down to the bottom and enable Allow desktop apps to access your camera permission. Step 6: From the side menu, select Microphone. Step 7: Enable Allow apps to access your microphone toggle. Step 8: Scroll down to the bottom and enable Allow desktop apps to access your microphone permission.
Over time, Windows collects app cache in the background to perform its job. Occasionally, these cache files can become corrupted or get so big that it interferes with other apps such as Zoom to function properly. You need to uninstall temporary internet and irrelevant cache files from the Windows 10 system. Step 1: Hit the Windows key and search for Disk Cleanup. Step 3: Make sure to select the C: drive from the list. Step 4: Select Temporary Internet files and Temporary cache files from the list. Step 5: Click on Clean up system files at the bottom. Reboot the PC and try to launch Zoom again on the PC.
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