

Once you try to install, you may encounter a pop-up error. If you’re running a Mac powered by Apple’s own silicon, it may attempt a second installation to optimise the software for your M1/M2 processor. Download the app by clicking the link as shown in the image above. When it’s finished download, double click and follow the on-screen instructions. Choose Download under Zoom Client for Meetings to download the Zoom installer. You’ll see the meeting now displayed in the calendar on the Zoom app front page, along with the Meeting ID number. The Zoom Plug-in for Outlook is required to schedule a Zoom meeting directly from your Outlook calendar. Installing Zoom on a desktop Visit the UQ Zoom download centre. When you’ve set things up how you want them, click the Schedule button. The Zoom Desktop Client is required to host or participate in a meeting from your computer.

Now visit the Zoom Download Center and re-download the Zoom Desktop Client. There are three different types of downloads for Zoom: the Zoom Desktop Client, the Zoom Plug-in for Outlook, and the Zoom Mobile App. Select from the list of applications, and then drag it down to the Bin icon on your Dock. To uninstall Zoom, click on Finder in your Dock (the icon with the half-blue, half grey face) and then click on Applications in the left-hand menu. If Zoom is refusing to update because of error code 10004 or any other error, the simplest solution is to remove it and re-download the app again. According to Zoom’s own support docs: “Devices running macOS 13 Ventura beta 5 or higher with Zoom desktop client versions 5.11.6 – 5.12.0 may encounter this error when updating the desktop client.” It appears to be a problem affecting Zoom on the latest version of macOS Ventura. When you press Retry, it simply loops back to the screen above and you can’t make or join calls.
