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How to Update Zoom on Your Computer
Overview
Zoom updates add features, fix problems, and improve security. University-managed computers update Zoom automatically, but you can still check for updates yourself when needed. Your meetings, settings, and account information will remain unchanged.
For additional information, see Zoom’s guide: Updating Zoom to the latest version
Before You Begin
- Manual updates typically take less than 15 minutes to download and install.
- Allow extra time if you have a meeting scheduled soon.
- If prompted to sign in during this process, select Sign in with SSO.
Instructions
- Open the Zoom Application
- If prompted to sign in, choose Sign in with SSO.
- Click your profile picture in the top-right corner.
- Select Check for Updates.
- If an update is available, click Update.
- Wait while Zoom downloads and installs the update.
- Let Zoom restart when the update is finished.