Click in the box next to Automatically keep Zoom desktop client up to date.

Within the General tab, find Zoom Updates.

From the drop down menu click on Settings.

If you want to make sure that you are running the latest client with the most features (but could be less stable) automatically, follow the steps below: Choosing to click 'Install for me only' will always work and does not require administrative rights. If you click 'install for all users on the computer', you will need administrative rights on the computer. Please note: On macOS, it may prompt you to 'install for all users on the computer' or 'install only for me only'.

If there is a newer version, Zoom will automatically download and install or ask you to click 'Update'.

If you do not see the option to 'Check for Updates', you can close your web browser and verify if you are using the desktop application. Please note: This is NOT done within the web browser.

On the Zoom desktop client screen, click on your profile picture/avatar in the top right (this may also just show your initials if you have not set a profile picture).

If you need to log in, please follow the instructions located here: How To Sign Into Zoom Desktop and Mobile App Clients.

Make sure your Zoom desktop client is running.

Zoom manages the updates for the web client. Please note: If using the web client to join a meeting (which is not the same as joining the meeting from the web and then launching your desktop or mobile client), no updates are needed. If you are on a managed device (UI owned) and have any difficulty, please reach out to your IT support staff.

To manually check for updates and install them, please follow the steps below for the desktop OS or Mobile OS that you are using. Please note: If you have an older client, or if your meeting participants have an older client, some Zoom functionality will not be available or work as expected. Zoom frequently releases new client updates that bring new features or enhancements.

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