2020 PC Install v5.08 Win serial key or number

2020 PC Install v5.08 Win serial key or number

2020 PC Install v5.08 Win serial key or number

2020 PC Install v5.08 Win serial key or number

New updates for Windows Follow


Note: As our world comes together to slow the spread of COVID pandemic, the Zoom Support Center has continued to operate 24x7 globally to support you. Please see the updated Support Guidelines during these unprecedented times.



There are two download types: 

Manual: Ad-hoc download with minor enhancements and/or minor bug fixes. Download from the Download Center or when instructed by our Support team.

Prompted: Important download with useful feature enhancements and/or critical bug fixes. It will download automatically or prompt the user to download when there is no meeting in-progress.

Other Platform Updates: Zoom Rooms, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, and Web


Upcoming Release

Details about upcoming releases will be posted as they become available.


Current Release

October 13, version ()
Download type: Manual
Download here: Download Center

Changes to existing features

  • General features
    • AutoUpdate disabled by default for MSI/GPO installations 
      The AutoUpdate flag is now set to “false” by default.

New and enhanced features

  • General features
    • Additional MSI/GPO options 
      • Record and send a voice message - zPolicy_SetMessengerShowVoiceMessageButton
  • Webinar features
    • Hyperlink support for Q&A 
      Links sent in Q&A responses are now clickable by attendees.
    • Q&A indicates other panelist is responding to question 
      Questions will now indicate when another panelist is currently typing a response, ensuring you are not working on the same question.
    • Dismissed Q&A questions hidden from attendees 
      Questions dismissed by the host or panelists are now hidden from attendees view, avoiding unnecessary confusion.

Resolved Issues


Previous Releases

Note: The information in the past release notes may have been superseded by subsequent release notes. Please review all current release notes carefully.

September 28, version ()
Download type: Prompted

Resolved Issues

  • Resolved issue with a subset of users losing Starred contacts and having issues with searching users
  • Minor bug fixes

September 21, version ()
Download type: Manual

New and enhanced features

  • General features
    • Calendar Integration sync improvement 
      Deleting a meeting in the desktop client will now delete the calendar event on the synced calendar, if write permission is given.
    • Enhanced Edit Country interface when scheduling 
      Adjusting the dial-in countries included in a meeting’s invite when scheduling is now enhanced to make adding, removing and reordering countries easier.
    • Enhanced integration with Outlook client 
      The Zoom desktop client integration with the Outlook client now provides the option to sync your Zoom status and profile picture to Outlook.
    • Studio Effects 
      Users can now apply eyebrows, mustache and beard, and lip color filters as part of their video appearance. This feature is currently in beta.
    • Enhanced scheduling with default settings
      Scheduling a new meeting will always check the user’s web settings and use those as the default. Any changes from the default will be saved for that meeting only.
    • Additional MSI/GPO Options 
      • Spotlight Self when speaking - zPolicy_EnableSpotlightSelf
      • Display up to 49 participants per screen in Gallery View - zPolicy_Enable49Video
      • Remind me () minutes before my upcoming meetings - zPolicy_EnableRemindMeetingTime
      • Default video rendering method 
        zPolicy_VideoRenderMethod
  • Meeting/webinar features
    • Roll-up Closed Captioning
      Closed captioning will now roll up as new captions are added. Users can also move through captioning by dragging the text.
    • Virtual Background not compatible explanation 
      When you are unable to use the virtual background feature, the desktop client will provide clarification, for example, the iU processor is not currently compatible with this feature.
  • Meeting features
    • Self-select Breakout Room 
      The host can now create breakout rooms with the option for participants to self-select which breakout room they would like to join. If enabled, participants can move freely between breakout rooms, without needing the host’s help. Both the meeting host and participants need to be on Client or later to self-select Breakout Rooms. 
    • Share files with Microsoft SharePoint
      Attendees can now share files from SharePoint directly through in-meeting chat.
  • Chat features
    • Hide chat bots in IM list
      Users can hide chat bots deployed by their admin they do not have use for.
    • Right-click menu for links in IM chat
      Right-clicking a link will now display a menu, providing options to copy or open the link.
    • Improved image preview and image viewer
      Images sent in IM chat integrate better with sent text, and images will open within the Zoom desktop client’s new image viewer.
    • Enhanced Link Preview
      Zoom meeting links will now show more details, such as meeting name, ID, start time, Join button, and meeting duration when done.
    • Enhanced Search
      Desktop users can filter by Order, Sent by, and date filters for file search. Mobile users can filter by Order for file search. All image search results will display as thumbnail previews. Channel and contact results will also be split into their own categories. Users can also clear the list of recent searches. 
    • Mark as Unread for images and files 
      Transferred files and images can also be marked as unread. 

Resolved Issues

  • Resolved issue with Breakout rooms not following main session’s settings/restrictions 
  • Resolved issue with some webinar chats not being saved
  • Resolved an issue where some users joined a meeting with the previously signed-in account’s profile picture
  • Resolved an issue with keyboard focus shifting away from CC input when host performs certain actions
  • Resolved issue with chat messages being copyable in HIPAA compliant meetings
  • Resolved issue with voicemails not able to be retrieved on desktop client
  • Resolved issue when updating client via MSI, but Zoom is defaulting to previous version 
  • Resolved issue with View More Settings option in client not routing to customer’s vanity page, if logged in via SSO 
  • Resolved issue with untrusted security warnings not providing more details
  • Minor bug fixes

September 8, version ()
Download type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Disable telephone options for Webinar attendees 
    We have temporarily disabled the telephone options for webinar attendees and plan to re-enable them in the next few weeks. In the meantime, attendees may connect to Webinar audio through the Zoom desktop client, web client, or mobile app. Webinar hosts and panelists can still join by telephone, as well as through computer audio. 

Resolved Issues

September 1, version ()
Download type: Manual

New and enhanced features

  • Meeting/webinar features
    • Custom languages for language interpretation 
      Custom languages are now supported, in addition to the default languages provided. Custom languages must be configured on the web portal by the host. Interpreters and participants accessing the custom languages will need to be on client or later to use custom languages.
    • High Fidelity Audio mode 
      This option in Advanced Audio enhances “Original Audio” mode, allowing for disabling echo cancellation & post-processing, while raising audio codec quality to 48Khz, 96Kbps mono/kbps stereo for professional audio transmission in music education and performance applications. Professional audio interface, microphone, and headphones required.
    • Custom gallery view organization 
      Host and co-host can now re-order the gallery view to suit their needs, and choose whether to deploy this view to participants, or allow participants to create their own custom views. Simply click and drag videos to the position you want them in gallery view, and this layout will remain in place until released.
    • Multi-pin and multi-spotlight 
      With host permission, users will now be able to pin up to 9 participants on their end. The host can also spotlight up to 9 participants for everyone in the meeting.
  • Webinar features
    • Phone audio options for Webinar attendees 
      Webinar attendees can now access Phone Call and Call Me options for audio, in addition to the Computer Audio option. An admin must enable the premium Call-Out feature on the web portal, which requires the Audio Conferencing add-on.

Resolved Issues

August 17, version ()
Download type: Manual

New and enhanced features

  • General features
    • Allow Host to unmute participants using pre-approved consent
      The host can schedule meetings and webinars with Request permission to Unmute Participants, which allows participants to pre-approve the host’s ability to unmute them as needed when joining a meeting. This pre-approval will remain in place for all meetings with this host, and can be revoked by the participant at any time.
    • Additional MSI Option
      Admins will now be able to manage the following features via MSI:
      • Disable Automatically enter full screen when viewing shared content
        IT Admins can now disable this setting on the client via MSI.
  • Chat features
    • Admin control of who (internal/external) can add more members to a channel
      For security and privacy purposes, channel admins can control if external contacts can add new members to channels and group chats. Channel can be configured to allow either all channel members or only fellow organization members to add new members to channels.
  • Phone features
    • Highlight text to dial
      Users can highlight a phone number, right-click, then select an option to dial the highlighted number.
    • Inbound call notification for internal safety response team
      Members of the internal safety response team will see a special inbound call notification when a phone user calls an emergency number (PSAP). The notification allows members to answer calls that are still dialing, or listen in on calls that were answered by the PSAP.

Resolved Issues

  • Call queue continues routing calls to users after sign-out
    Resolved issue with users leaving call queue and still receiving calls active in the queue.
  • Minor bug fixes

August 4, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

    • Meeting and webinar passwords now called Passcodes
      Meeting and webinar passwords will now be called Passcodes to prevent confusion with your individual user password, which should never be shared. 
    • Show annotator’s name by default
      The Show Names of Annotators option while sharing content is now on by default. 
    • Removed appended space after @mentions
      When users enter a chat @mention, a space is no longer automatically appended after the @mention. Spaces are still appended when users enter multiple subsequent @mentions.

New and enhanced features

  • Meeting/webinar features
    • Video filters
      Users can apply video filters to alter the look of their video with color grading, foreground and frame filters.
    • Share PowerPoint as Virtual Background in Beta
      Users can select a PowerPoint file to use as their virtual background and move through the slides with the left and right arrows. This option is under Share Screen in the advanced options. It is currently a beta feature. 
    • Adjust Touch Up My Appearance
      Users can adjust the skin smoothness applied with the Touch Up My Appearance feature. 
    • Adjust video brightness
      Users can choose to adjust the brightness of their video automatically or manually with a slider in their video settings. This feature is useful in low-light environments.
    • Improved background noise suppression
      Users can adjust the background noise suppression applied, choosing to enable Low, Medium, High, or Automatic background noise suppression. 
    • Settings for hardware acceleration for screen sharing and whiteboard
      Users can now choose to enable hardware acceleration for screen sharing or whiteboard individually. 
    • Support for Virtual Background on additional processors
      Virtual Background is now supported on Intel i3 quad core generation 8 or higher.
    • Support for gallery view for 49 participants on additional processors
      AMD Ryzen 5 series now supports gallery view with 49 participants when only a single monitor is being used. AMD Ryzen 7 and 9 series and Intel i5 4-core 4th generation or higher now supports gallery view with 49 participants on single or dual monitors. 
  • Meeting features
    • Share files with Microsoft SharePoint
      Users can now share files from SharePoint directly through IM chat.
    • Improved Waiting Room notifications
      Host now receives more notifications about attendees entering the waiting room, including during screen share and when Zoom is minimized/hidden. 
    • Additional meeting reactions
      In addition to the clapping and thumbs up reactions, meeting participants can now react with a heart, surprised face, laughing face, or party emoji. Those receiving the reactions will also need to have the latest version of the Zoom client to see them. 
  • Chat features
    • Invite members by channel
      Channel and group chat admins can add members by selecting an existing channel and inviting all of those members to a their channel or group chat.
    • Record and send a voice message
      Users can now record and send a voice message in a one-on-one chat or a channel. 
    • Manage channel posting permissions
      Channel and group chat admins can manage the posting permissions to choose who can send messages in their channel or group chat. They can choose to select everyone, admin only, or admin plus specific users.
    • Microsoft SharePoint File Storage Integration
      Users can now upload or download files from Microsoft SharePoint.
    • Mute channel notifications 
      Users can now mute channel or group chat notifications, which will remove all push notifications as well as the red icon next to the channel or group chat name, on the Chat tab in the header of their client, and on the Zoom app on their dock. Users can hover over the channel name and click the downward arrow to find this setting.
    • Support first name only for @mentions
      When users press backspace on an @mention to delete the user’s last name, it will continue to support the @mention functionality.
  • Phone features
    • Transfer call to any meeting 
      Users can transfer the active call to any meeting or enter a meeting URL. 
    • Hot key support 
      Users can use keyboard shortcuts to control Zoom Phone, such as accept/decline call, end call, mute/unmute, and hold call. 
    • View transcriptions of call recordings
      Users can view the transcript of their ad-hoc or automatic call recordings while playing back the recording.
    • Combined search results for extension and direct numbers  
      Search results in Zoom Phone combine each phone user’s extension and direct numbers into a single search result. Previously, there were separate search results for each number.
    • Icons for call quality and encryption 
      While in a call, users will see icons to indicate call quality and encryption.
  • General features
    • Security section when scheduling a meeting 
      To allow easier access, Passcode and Waiting Room settings are displayed under the Security section when scheduling a new meeting. 
    • Screen reader alerts
      Users can now enable screen reader alerts to choose which notifications they would like their screen reader to announce.  
    • Improved video and content sharing
      Upgrades to video and content sharing to improve video quality, decrease bandwidth and CPU usage, and improve text clarity
    • Save a Multi-page Whiteboard
      Meeting attendees can save a multi-page whiteboard as a single PDF or multiple PNGs.
    • Sync Zoom presence to Outlook 
      A user’s presence in Zoom can be synced to Outlook, sharing whether a user is in a meeting, busy, or available. The Outlook icons will be used for the status, but the wording will match what is displayed in Zoom. Users can manually override their status in Outlook.
    • Set Zoom as the default communication option in Outlook 
      Users can set Zoom as their default communication option in Outlook, allowing users to meet, chat, or call their contacts through Zoom with one-click.

Resolved Issues

  • Fixes an issue where the incorrect date was showing when scheduling new meetings for a subset of users 
  • Fixes an issue where users received multiple notifications simultaneously of audio changes 
  • Fixes an issue where Zoom windows were shared when the user checked the option Optimize Share for Full Screen Video Clip 
  • Minor bug fixes

July 10, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Resolved issues

  • Fixes a security issue affecting users running Windows 7 and older

July 5, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

June 29, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Uploaded Virtual Background will not be shared across users on the same device
    Uploaded Virtual Backgrounds will now be specific to the user who is signed in. If a user uploads virtual backgrounds, they will not be visible in Zoom client settings for other users who sign in on the same device.

New and enhanced features

  • Meeting/webinar features
    • Support for account managed Virtual Backgrounds
      Account owners and admins can now add virtual backgrounds to the Zoom web portal for all users on their account. If the virtual background setting is locked, users will only have access to the admin uploaded virtual backgrounds and the Zoom default backgrounds and will not be able to add their own from the Zoom client when logged in to that Zoom account. This setting is available at the account and group level and requires Zoom client version
  • Chat features
    • External Contact Invitation Privacy Disclosure
      When users send or accept an external contact invitation, they will be shown a privacy disclosure explaining that their profile information and, depending on the account IM Settings, their presence status will be visible to the external contact upon successful connection.
    • Edit the most recent message by pressing the Up key
      When the Zoom chat window is in focus, users can edit the most recent chat message by pressing the Up key.
    • Push notifications for file downloads
      Users can now receive push notifications when a share file downloads successfully, or if the file fails to download.
  • General features
    • Italian and Vietnamese language support
      The Zoom client now supports Italian and Vietnamese. By default, Zoom will match the operating system’s language if supported and users can manually select a language of their choice.

Resolved Issues

June 15, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Ask all to unmute for meetings of participants or fewer
    The meeting host can now ask all participants to unmute for meetings with participants or fewer. This option is available in the host controls by clicking Participants, then More. This feature requires the desktop client for the participants you are unmuting, as well as the host. If participants are on the Zoom client or earlier, they will stay muted and not be prompted to unmute.

New and enhanced features

  • Webinar features
    • Option to delete questions
      The host or panelists can now choose to delete questions submitted through the Q&A during a webinar.
  • Phone features
    • Personal locations for nomadic emergency services
      Users can define locations and specify an emergency address. The Zoom client will automatically save the IP address or wireless access point identifiers for the location. When a phone user places an emergency call from a defined location, the associated emergency address will be sent to emergency responders.
    • Reconnect option
      Users will see a notification to manually reconnect to the Zoom Phone server if they disconnect.
    • Enhancements to hiding outbound caller ID
      Users can also dial *67 before entering a phone number to hide their outbound caller ID. If users hide their caller ID, a disclaimer will warn them that it will not be effective in all countries or regions.
    • Display names for phone numbers
      When selecting their outbound caller ID numbers, users can see display names set in the web portal. This makes it easier for users to identify numbers. The display name does not affect your caller ID.

Resolved issues

June 2, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Re-enable GIPHY
    GIPHY will be re-enabled for Zoom chat. 

New and enhanced features

  • Chat features
    • Improved transparency of channel privacy controls
      When adding new channel members in the add members modal, users can now easily view their channel privacy controls which increases transparency around which type of users can be added and what message history will be available to the new users upon joining. Channel admins can even edit these privacy controls while adding the new user at the same time, thus enhancing privacy awareness for all of our customers. 
    • Enabling public channel admins and members to add external users
      Channel admins and members can now add external users into their public channels. In order to do so, the channel admin must enable this privacy setting, which is available when creating or editing a channel or adding a member. For the sake of security, this new privacy option to add external users will be turned off by default for both private and public channels and admins must opt into it. 

Resolved Issues

May 24, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Removing old and adding new MSI switches and registry keys upon updating
    When updating Zoom to the latest version of the IT admin package (MSI), all MSI switches and registry keys will be removed and readded according to the keys designated in the command line.

Resolved issues

May 17, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • New default screen sharing settings for accounts with single Pro licenses
    Accounts with single Pro licenses will now have the screen sharing setting Who can share? defaulted to Host Only. The meeting host will be able to change this setting in their meeting settings or during the meeting in progress, from the Security icon.
  • Language Interpretation flag icon will be replaced by language abbreviation
    The icon next to the interpreted language will now list the language abbreviation, instead of a flag.
  • Require consent if the host mutes and then unmutes a participant
    If the host mutes and then unmutes a participant individually, the participant will now receive a prompt, asking them to consent to be unmuted.
  • Remove Unmute All option
    The option to unmute all participants at once has been removed since participants now always have to consent when the host unmutes them. By default, participants can unmute themselves. The host can now enable or disable the setting to allow participants to unmute themselves from the Security icon, which can also be found in the Participants panel.

New and enhanced features

  • Meeting features
    • Access meeting information when screensharing
      Participants can now access the meeting information, such as meeting ID and password, when sharing their screen. This information can be accessed from the toolbar, under the More option.
    • New ringtone for Waiting Room and when participants join or leave a meeting
      They will hear a new chime when a participant has entered the Waiting Room or when a participant joins or leaves the meeting if the meeting host has the setting Play sound when participants join or leave enabled.

Resolved Issues

  • Fixed an issue where Virtual Background did not work with some AMD processors
  • Minor bug fixes

May 10, version  ()
Download Type: Prompted

Changes to existing features

  • Enhanced privacy design in contact details and user profile page
    Personal information, such as email address, personal meeting ID and phone number, will be partially masked with asterisks (*). Full details will only be shown when the user explicitly clicks on the “show” option.

Resolved issues

April 30, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

New and enhanced features

  • Support for setting to disable Personal Meeting ID (PMI)
    Client version will support the web setting to disable the use of Personal Meeting ID (PMI). This web setting will be released on May 3,  

Resolved issues

April 27, Version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features 

  • Prevent private chatting with channel members outside of Zoom account or organization
    Users will no longer be able to privately chat with other members of the same channel if they are not on the same Zoom account or organization. To continue chatting with contacts outside of their Zoom account, they can add them as external contacts.
  • Copied URL will not include password if the web setting Embed password in meeting link for one-click join is disabled
    If the host has the web setting Embed password in meeting link for one-click join disabled in the Zoom web portal, the Zoom client will no longer include the password in the URL when inviting new participants. 

New and enhanced features

    • AES bit GCM encryption
      Zoom is upgrading to the AES bit GCM encryption standard, which offers increased protection of your meeting data in transit and resistance against tampering. This provides confidentiality and integrity assurances on your Zoom Meeting, Zoom Video Webinar, and Zoom Phone data. This version of the Zoom client will support GCM encryption when it is automatically enabled for all accounts on May  
    • Meeting features
      • Report a user during a meeting
        The meeting host can now report a user during a meeting by clicking on the Security icon, then Report. This feature will generate a report which will be sent to the Zoom Trust and Safety team to evaluate any misuse of the platform and block a user if necessary. 
      • Additional feedback options at the end of a meeting
        Users will now have the ability to provide additional feedback if the setting Post meeting feedback survey is enabled. This feedback can also be viewed in Dashboard and can be downloaded as a spreadsheet. This setting was previously named Display end of meeting feedback survey.
      • Enhancements to meeting end/leave flow
        The host will now be required to assign a new host when leaving the meeting. Additionally, the pop-up message asking if the host would like to leave or end the meeting will now be displayed by the Leave button. 
      • Show the connected data center
        Users can see which data center they are connected to by clicking on by clicking on the info icon at the top left of the client window.
      • Select data center regions when scheduling a meeting
        Users can now select which data center regions they would like their in meeting traffic to use when scheduling a meeting.
    • Chat features
      • Indication of an external user
        Users will have the label “External” next to their name if they are not part of your Zoom account. This label will be displayed in one on one messages. This label will also be displayed in the user’s profile details when you hover over their profile picture and in the channel members list. 
    • Phone features
      • Enhanced encryption
        Zoom supports secure voice calls across all supported SIP devices, desktop, and mobile clients. Zoom Phone supports standards-based encryption using SIP over TLS Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) bit algorithm for calls and during phone provisioning sessions. In addition, call media is transported and protected by SRTP with AES bit algorithm for Zoom desktop and mobile clients, and with AES bit algorithm for devices.

Resolved issues 

  • Resolved an issue where a subset of meetings were deleted when an invitee with scheduling privilege declined the invitation
  • Minor bug fixes

April 21, Version ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Re-enable clickable links in meeting chat
    Users will be able to send clickable links through the in-meeting chat. The link must include http or https to be clickable. 

Resolved issues

April 12, Version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Re-enable third-party file sharing
    Users on the Zoom desktop client will be able to share files from third-party platforms, including OneDrive, Google Drive and Box if configured for their Zoom account. 

New and enhanced features

  • Support for meeting password requirements
    When scheduling a meeting, users on Zoom client will be required to set a password that meets the requirements set by their account owner or admin set in the Zoom web portal. 
  • Show message preview
    Users can enable or disable a setting to show a message preview for chat messages. 

Resolved issues

  • Resolved an issue where the complete version number was not displayed
  • Minor bug fixes

April 7, version  ()
Download Type: Prompted

Changes to existing features

  • Remove the meeting ID from the title bar
    The meeting ID will no longer be displayed in the title bar of the Zoom meeting window. The meeting ID can be found by clicking on the info icon at the top left of the client window or by clicking Participants, then Invite
  • Invite button under Participants
    The button to invite others to join your Zoom meeting is now available at the bottom of the Participants panel.
  • Local file transfer in meeting chat
    The feature file transfer in meeting chat has been re-enabled. Third-party file transfers and sharing clickable links are still disabled.
  • Automatic prompt to share reports and logs if Zoom client crashes
    Users will be asked if they would like to share reports and logs with Zoom if their Zoom client crashes. This feature can be disabled by admins. 

New and enhanced features 

  • Security icon in host’s meeting controls
    The meeting host will now have a Security icon in their meeting controls, which combines all of Zoom’s existing in-meeting security controls into one place. This includes locking the meeting, enabling Waiting Room, and more. Users can also now enable Waiting Room in a meeting, even if the feature was turned off before the start of the meeting.

Resolved Issues

  • Fixed CVE, thanks to the Lockheed Martin Red Team
  • Minor bug fixes

April 2, Version  ()
Download Type: Prompted

Resolved issues

  • Resolved an issue where a malicious party could use UNC links to leak a user’s hashed password
  • Resolved an issue where some users could access chat in a webinar when chat was disabled

March 23, version ()
Download Type: Manual

New and enhanced features

  • View a customizable disclaimer for recording and remote control
    Users can see the customizable recording or remote control disclaimer, set in the Zoom web portal.
  • Security enhancements

Resolved issues

March 1, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

New and enhanced features 

  • Meeting/webinar features
    • Mute original audio with language interpretation
      Attendees listening to an interpreted language channel will now be able to mute the original audio in their settings. 

Resolved issues

February 25, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Resolved issues

February 23, version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to existing features

  • Locking a computer will not affect an ongoing meeting
    When a user locks their computer, they will now remain in the Zoom meeting with the same audio status, muted or unmuted, as before locking their computer.

New and enhanced features

  • Chat features
    • Set Zoom as the default app for chat
      Users can now set Zoom as the default app for IM Protocol. 

Resolved issues

January 20, Version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

January 19, Version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Changes to Existing Features

  • Renamed User Types
    Zoom is updating user types to make it clearer if a user is holding a license or not. As of January 19, , the user type pro will be called licensed and the user type corp will be called on-prem. The user type basic will still be called basic. Learn more.
  • Enhancements for setting “Enforce automatic logout after user has been logged in for x days”
    If the account owner or admin enables or updates the setting “Enforce automatic logout after user has been logged in for x days”, the changes will be pushed to the account members’ clients immediately and they will be logged out after the configured time period. 

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting/webinar features
    • Video as Virtual Background
      Users can now select a video to use as their virtual background. The video can be a mp4 or mov with a resolution of pp. 
    • Add or edit profile picture during a meeting
      Users logged into their Zoom account can now add or edit their profile picture during a meeting. If they are not logged in, users will be prompted to login or sign up with Zoom and can subsequently change their profile picture from their Zoom web portal. 
  • Meeting features
    • Skin tones for meeting reactions
      Users can now set a skin tone for their meeting reactions. 
  • Chat features
    • Format text in chat messages
      Users can now format their chat messages with bold, italics, strikethrough and bullet points. 
    • Reply with an image, file, or code snippet
      Users can now reply with an image, file, or code snippet, in addition to text and emoji replies.
    • Enhanced “happy birthday” reaction
      When a user sends the message “happy birthday”, the Zoom client will now show cake emojis. 
  • Phone features
    • Transfer caller to current Zoom meeting
      If they’re in a Zoom Phone call at the same time as a Zoom meeting, users can transfer the other party in the call to the current meeting.
    • In-call status
      Users on a call using an assigned desk phone will have their in-call status synced with the Zoom Desktop Client or Mobile App. Other phone users will be able to see the in-call status.

Resolved Issues

December 15, Version  ()
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting Features
    • Virtual Background Selection within Video Preview
      The video preview will now contain an option to select Virtual Background in the client settings, so the user can choose virtual background within video preview before joining the meeting.
    • Meeting Reactions
      Meeting participants can now react during a meeting by sending a thumbs up or clapping to communicate without interrupting the meeting. Reactions will disappear after 5 seconds. 
    • View Other Participant’s Audio Status
      Users can now more quickly view another participant’s audio status when they are joining a meeting. In both gallery view and speaker view, it will display “Connecting Audio” below a participant’s video until that participant has joined the audio. 
    • Contact Me Option for Feedback
      Users can now choose to include their email address when sharing feedback after a meeting, if they would like to be contacted.
  • General Features
    • Adjust Font Size
      Users can now adjust their font size for in-meeting and out of meeting chat.  

Resolved Issues

December 1, Version  ()
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting and Webinar Features
    • Limit Screen Sharing to Applications Only
      Account owners and admins can now limit screen sharing to applications only, preventing the host and participants from sharing their entire Desktop. This can be enabled and locked at the account or group level.
    • Limit Screen Sharing to Only the Host
      Account owners and admins can now limit screen sharing to the host only. This can be enabled at the account, group or user level and locked for the account and groups.
    • Advanced Noise Suppression
      The Zoom client now uses advanced noise suppression to eliminate background noise.
  • Meeting Features
    • Send a Message to Participants in a Waiting Room
      The host can now send a message to all participants in the waiting room.
    • Schedule a Meeting with Waiting Room
      Users can now schedule a meeting with waiting room enabled in the Zoom client.
    • Specify File Types for In-Meeting File Transfer
      Account owners and admins can now choose which file types can be shared within a Zoom meeting.
    • Merge Participant’s Video and Audio
      The host can now merge a participant’s video and audio if they join separately.
    • Option to Select Keyboard Layout during Remote Control
      When a user takes control of another user’s computer during a remote control session, they can now choose if they would like to use their keyboard layout or the other user’s keyboard layout.
  • Webinar Features
    • Rename Webinar Attendees
      The webinar host can now rename webinar attendees who dial in by phone.
  • Chat Features
    • Replies and Reactions
      Users can now reply to a chat message, which will create a message thread. They can also react with an emoji.
    • Chat Announcements
      Account owners and admins can now choose specific users to send one-way announcements to everyone in the same account. You can add up to 50 users who can send announcements.
    • Announcement Section for Groups and Channels
      The admin for a group chat or channel can now add chat details to an announcement section, such as what the purpose of the chat is.
    • Display Department, Job Title, and Location in Chat
      Users can now display their department, job title, and location in their contact profile when someone hovers over their name. These details can be added manually on the Profile page of the web portal or mapped via SAML mapping.
    • Enhancements to Groups and Channels
      • @all mentions will now notify all members of a group/channel, regardless of if they are active or not. If using an @all mention with a channel of members or more, users will be asked if they want to notify all members of the channel before proceeding.
      • _channel can be used to link to another channel. If users click on the name of the channel, they can be redirected to it.
      • @mentions will now link to a user’s name. If you click on an @mention, you will be taken to your chat thread with that user. @mentions can now also be used in direct messages.
    • Search Enhancements
  • Phone Features
    • Sync Number of Missed Calls and Voicemails
      Zoom Phone will now display the number of missed calls and voicemails across all platforms that support the Zoom desktop client or mobile app.
    • Shared Global Directory
      Users can now access a shared global directory if the admin creates one by importing contacts using a CSV file.
    • Support for digit Extension Numbers
      Users can have extension numbers that are up to digits if the admin enables multiple sites and site codes. Long extension numbers can be distinguished from direct phone numbers.
    • Filter Call History
      Users can filter their call history log to only show missed or recorded calls.
    • Phone Number Formats
      Phone numbers are correctly formatted based on the associated country.
    • Switch Between Meeting and Phone Audio
      User can now switch audio when they are in a Zoom Phone call and Zoom meeting at the same time.
    • Enhanced Call History Log
      Call log entries display the associated call queue or auto receptionist if the call was routed to the phone user.
    • Call Log for Anonymous Callers
      Inbound callers without a caller ID name will display as “Anonymous”.
    • Call Recording for Merged Calls
      Call recordings will stop when users merged calls to start a three-way call. This does not apply to automatic recordings.
    • Notification for Device Error
      Zoom Phone will now display a notification if it detects a device error. For example, when the audio device is not connected.
  • General Features
    • Support for Korean Language
      Users can now put their Zoom client into Korean.
    • Enhanced Client Settings
      The client settings have been updated for improved navigation.
    • Additional MSI Options - Windows
      Admins will now be able to manage the following features via MSI:
      • Disable Direct Share
        IT Admins can now disable direct sharing via MSI.
      • Disable “Keep Me Signed In”
        IT Admins can now disable “keep me signed in” via MSI.
      • Configure Proxy
        IT Admins can now configure proxy via MSI.
      • Always Enable “Optimize for full-screen video clip”
        IT Admins can now always enable the option “Optimize for full-screen video clip” when screen sharing via MSI.
      • Disable Whiteboard
        IT Admins can now disable the whiteboard for annotation via MSI.
    • Support for High Contrast Mode
    • HID Support for Sennheiser
    • Annotation Enhancements
      The annotation choices, such as pen size and text style, will now default to the last selected options. Additional colors for annotation are also now available.

Resolved Issues

  • Resolves an issue where users were able to use Virtual Background after admins had disabled it in the Zoom Web Portal
  • Minor Bug Fixes

November 11, Version  ()
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

November 10, Version  ()
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Resolved Issues

  • Resolves an issue with the timezone for São Paulo, Brazil

October 28, Version ()
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

October 20, Version ()
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

October 11, Version  ()
Download Type: Prompted

Resolved Issues

September 29, Version ()
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting Features
    • Rename Meeting Hosted with Personal Meeting ID (PMI)
      Meetings hosted with Personal Meeting ID (PMI) can now be renamed during the meeting to help the host more easily identify recordings.
  • Meeting/Webinar Features
    • Option to Share Computer Sound in a Zoom Room
      Users will now have the option to choose if they want to share their computer sound with their screen when they click Share Screen while in a Zoom Room.
  • Phone Features
    • Shared Voicemail Inbox
      Users can view the shared voicemail inboxes of phone users, call queues, or auto receptionists. Admins or users can set up shared voicemail inboxes in the Zoom web portal.
    • Create Synced Cloud Contacts Using Call History or Voicemail
      Users that have contacts synced with a third-party service, like Google or Office , can  create a synced contact or add a number to an existing synced contact.
    • Search Auto Receptionists, Call Queues, and Common Area Phones
      Users can search and call auto receptionists, call queues, and common area phones using the search bar above the Zoom Phone dial pad. They will also appear in the contacts directory.
    • View Contact Details from Call History and Voicemail Messages
      Users can view contact details from call history entries or voicemail messages. The associated caller must be in the user’s contact directory for contact details to display.
    • Notification for Resumed Calls
      Users will get a call notification if the call is resumed by a phone user they have granted calling privileges to.
    • Dismiss Incoming Call Notification
      Users can dismiss the incoming call notification. The call will continue to ring on the desktop client, mobile app, or provisioned desk phones.
    • Synced In-call Status
      Users on a call will have their status synced on Zoom desktop client, mobile app, and provisioned desk phones.
    • Notifications for Three-way Calls
      Users will get a notification when someone joins their call, or they are added to a three-way call.
    • Dial Vanity Phone Numbers
      Users can copy and paste vanity phone numbers that contain characters. Zoom will convert the characters to numbers. For example, ZOOM dials
    • Select Issue and Enter Description with Diagnostic Report
      Users can select an issue and enter a description when sending a phone diagnostic report to Zoom.
    • Number Formatting for US, UK, and China
      Phone numbers from the US, UK, and China are properly formatted. For example, US numbers appear as +1 (###) ###-####.
    • Synced In-call Status
      Users on a call will have their status synced on Zoom desktop client, mobile app, and provisioned desk phones.
    • Flip Call
      Users on a call can place it on hold and answer the call on another device (Zoom desktop client, mobile app, or provisioned desk phone).
    • Call Delegation and Shared Lines
      If an account owner or admin assigns a delegate to make and receive calls for another phone user, the delegate can make or receive calls, view shared line status, place calls on hold, and transfer calls.
  • General Features
    • Filter Upcoming Meetings by the Host
      Users can now filter the upcoming meeting list to display all meetings, only their own meetings, or meetings hosted by a user that they have scheduling privilege for.
    • Support for Virtual Background with Intel Processor Graphics
      Virtual Background without a Green Screen will now also be supported on Windows 10 bit devices with a 6th generation intel i5 dual core or higher processor. If the processor is not i7 quad core or higher processor, integrated GPU setting should be enabled and integrated GPU’s graphics driver version should be at least cromwellpsi.com
    • Accessibility Enhancements
    • Enhancements to Login with Google feature

Resolved Issues

September 8, Version  ()
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Resolved Issues

August 29, Version 
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

August 25, Version 
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting/Webinar Features
    • View All Participants’ Video in Gallery View While Screensharing
      Participants can now view all participants’ videos in an expandable gallery view window while screensharing. They can view up to 25 or 49 participants’ videos, depending on their Zoom client settings and computer specifications. 
    • Fully Minimize Toolbar when Screensharing
      Participants can fully minimize the toolbar when screensharing. They can display it again by pressing esc.
    • Notification When No Sound is Detected from Microphone
      A notification will now be displayed when no sound is detected from a user’s microphone.
    • Sharing Key Ease of Use
      Users who visit cromwellpsi.com and click Share Screen will be prompted to download the client if they have not already done so. The client will launch automatically after installed and display the “enter sharing key” interface.
    • Option to Share Computer Sound in a Zoom Room
      Users can now choose whether they want to share computer sound when sharing their screen within a Zoom Room.
    • Saving Chats in Meetings
      Admins can disable the ability to save chats in Zoom meetings on the Zoom web portal. Attendees will still be able to use the chat feature when saving chats is disabled.
    • Annotation Enhancements
      Zoom will now offer 16 different colors for annotation and remember the last used color when a user starts annotation.
    • Improved Error Message for Audio Troubleshooting
      The error message for audio troubleshooting will now indicate if the microphone is not accessible by Zoom, which may mean anti-virus software is blocking Zoom from accessing the device.
    • Do Not Disturb Automatically Enabled when Screensharing
      When a user starts to share their screen, the operating system’s Do Not Disturb mode will be automatically enabled, muting all notifications.
    • Reduced Volume for Enter/Exit Chime
  • Meeting Features
    • Pre-Assign Breakout Rooms
      The meeting host can pre-assign users to specific breakout rooms. They can add the users by email address on the web or they can import a user list from a CSV. Users need to be logged in to their Zoom account to be correctly assigned to the right breakout room. 
    • Closed Captioning in Breakout Sessions
      Closed Captioning can now be utilized in Breakout Sessions.
    • Settings to Use PMI for Scheduled and Instant Meetings
      For newly created Zoom users, started or scheduled meetings will use PMI if the web settings Use PMI for Scheduled Meetings and Use PMI for Instant Meetings are enabled.
  • Webinar Features
    • Allow Call-In Attendees to Unmute in Webinar

      The webinar host can now allow attendees who have called in to the meeting by telephone to unmute themselves by clicking Allow to Talk in the Attendee list.
  • Chat Features
    • Indicator that a Message Did Not Send
      If a chat message was not successfully sent, an indicator icon will be displayed on the name of the chat or recipient, indicating that the message did not go through.
    • Forwarding Chat Messages
      Users can now forward a chat message to another user.
    • Descriptions and Usage Hints for Slash Commands
      Slash Commands will now display descriptions and usage hints before being selected to help users more easily identify the command they need.
    • Presenting IM Status When Screensharing
      When a user is sharing their screen, their IM Status will say “Presenting” and incoming notifications will not be displayed.
  • Phone Features
    • Deactivate Zoom Phone Features
      If an account owner or admin deactivates a user’s Zoom Phone license, Zoom Phone features will be hidden from the user in the client.
    • Copy Direct Phone Numbers
      If a user has direct phone numbers, they can easily copy it from the Zoom Phone settings.
  • General Features
    • H/SIP Room Systems Under Contacts
      H and SIP Room Systems that have been added on the web can now be displayed in the contacts list, which gives users the option to dial out to them without first starting a meeting. This feature will be automatically enabled if the account has configured H/SIP devices.
    • Additional Options for Hotkeys/Shortcuts
      • Customize Hotkeys/Shortcuts
        Users can now customize their hotkeys in their Zoom client by changing the default hotkeys and selecting if a hotkey should apply globally. 
      • Shortcut to Switch Tabs
        Users can now switch from one Zoom tab to the next, such as from Home to Chat, by entering CTRL + Tab.
      • Shortcut to Hide Meeting Controls
        Users can now hide or show the meeting controls with the shortcut Ctrl + \.
    • Option to Switch Accounts
      Users can click Switch Account under their Profile picture to more easily move between two Zoom accounts.
    • Lock User Settings via Group Policy or MSI
      IT Admins can now lock user settings when deploying Zoom through the MSI or with Group Policy.
    • Deploying Recommended Settings via MSI
      IT Admins can now deploy recommended settings under ZRecommend. The settings deployed under ZRecommend will not override differing settings configured by the user. Settings deployed under ZConfig will still override user settings.
    • Additional MSI Options
      • Option to Disable Computer Audio
      • Option to Automatically Use Side by Side Mode
      • Option to Prevent Zoom Updates During Meetings
      • Option to Disable Automatically Adjust Volume
      • Option to Disable Remote Support
      • Option to Disable Remote Control
      • Option to Disable Virtual Background
      • Option to Disable GPU Acceleration
    • Uninstallation Enhancements
      The Zoom uninstaller will now remove data and other logs, in addition to the Zoom application.
    • Accessibility Enhancements

Resolved Issues

  • Resolves an issue where webinar chat was freezing for some users when the webinar had a large number of attendees
  • Resolves an issue where copy/paste was not working consistently for some users on Windows 10
  • Minor Bug Fixes

July 16, Version 
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

July 14, Version 
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting/Webinar Features
    • Confirm Starting Video When Joining a Meeting
      Before joining a meeting with video on, users will now be shown their video preview and given the options to join with or without video. They can also check to always join with video without displaying the preview first.
  • General Features
    • Dropbox Integration
      • Share a Dropbox File within a Meeting
        When selecting a screen to share within a meeting, users will now have the option to share a Dropbox file.
      • Upload Content from Dropbox to Chat
        Users can share a file from their Dropbox to chat and save files shared through chat to their Dropbox, both in-meeting and out of meeting. They can also save files uploaded to chat to their Dropbox.
    • Accessibility Enhancements
  • Chat Features
    • Check Spelling within Chat Messages (requires Windows 8 or higher)
  • Phone Features
    • Bluetooth Human Interface Device (HID) support
      Users can use HID commands to answer/hangup and mute/unmute a call.
    • Display Caller ID Used to Place Call
      Users can see the caller ID that was used to place the call. Similarly, when a call is received, the number that was called would be displayed.
    • Display Call Timestamps
      Users can see when a call occurred from call history.
    • Access Zoom App While on a Call
      Users can navigate to other areas of the app while on an active call.

Resolved Issues

June 16, Version 
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting Features
    • Log In from Waiting Room
      Users will now have the option to log in while they are waiting to be admitted to the meeting from the waiting room if the host utilizes the waiting room for guest participants only. This will allow users on the same account to be automatically admitted to the meeting after logging in.

Resolved Issues

May 21, Version 
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

May 19, Version 
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting/Webinar Features
    • Virtual Background without a Green Screen
      Users can now use virtual background without a physical green screen. This feature requires Windows 10 bit and an i7 quad core or higher processor.
  • General Features
    • MSI Option to Default to Portrait Mode
      Admins can now configure the Zoom client to default to portrait mode when configuring with the MSI installer.
    • Suppress Incoming Calls While in a Meeting
      Users can stop incoming calls from appearing and ringing when in a meeting. This is a local setting and only affects the device the option was configured on.
    • Transfer to Voicemail
      Users can transfer calls to another user’s voicemail. Users can not transfer calls to another user’s voicemail if the target user has disabled their voicemail.
    • Opt Out of Call Queues
      Users can opt in or opt out of all call queues they are assigned to.

Resolved Issues

April 16, Version
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

April 14, Version
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting Features
    • Option to Disable Chat During a Meeting
      The meeting host can now disable the participants from using the chat once the meeting has started.
    • Option to Allow Participants to Rename Themselves
      The meeting host can now allow or prevent participants from renaming themselves during a meeting. By default, participants can change their name.
  • Meeting/Webinar features
    • Consent to Being Recorded Confirmation
      Once enabled through meeting settings, meeting participants will be notified that their meeting is being recorded and will have the option to consent to being recorded or leave the meeting. The recording consent information will be included in the Active Host report.
    • Automatically Save Whiteboard
      The host can now automatically save the whiteboard when sharing is stopped. This setting is available at the account, group, and user level.
    • Show Which Participant is Annotating
      The meeting host can now see which participant is annotating by hovering over the annotation.
    • Display an Indicator for Audio Watermark
      When a meeting or webinar is utilizing the audio watermark feature, an indicator icon will now be displayed to meeting participants to inform them that this feature is being used.
  • General Features
    • Select a Secondary Audio Device for Ringer
      Zoom Phone users can now select a secondary audio device to be used as the ringer for incoming calls.
    • Improved Call Experience
      From Chat, users have dedicated call button to the individual.
    • Additional Audio Device Synchronization (HID) Support
      The Zoom Desktop client now supports standard USB audio device synchronization (HID) for devices from Plantronics, Jabra, Logitech, Shure, Polycom, and Revolabs. Using a supported audio device, you can mute or unmute yourself in the meeting and answer or decline Zoom calls. This feature is enabled by default, but if HID controls are being used by other software, user can disable HID in the client audio settings.
    • Warning for Performance Issues in Power Saver Mode
      If the computer is in power saver mode and the CPU usage is too high, Zoom will display a warning message recommending that the user changes the power mode so that meeting performance is not compromised.
    • MSI Setting to Limit Bandwidth
      Admins can now limit how much bandwidth is being used by IP addresses via the MSI configuration.
    • Display Status in Search Results
      When searching for a Zoom contact, an icon indicating their status will now display next to their name in the search results.
    • Accessibility Enhancements
  • Chat Features
    • Alert When Available
      You can now set Zoom to alert you when specific contacts are available. When they become available, you will receive a notification.
    • Create personal contact groups
      Customize your contact groups by creating and adding contact names there
    • Show Number of Unread Messages in Chat Window
      When viewing a chat channel, the number of unread messages will appear at the bottom right corner of the chat window, as new messages are received.
  • Phone Features
    • Upgrade a Zoom Phone Call to a Meeting
      Zoom Phone users can now upgrade the call to a video meeting with one click/tap.
    • Block Numbers from the History or Voicemail Tab on Zoom Phone
      Zoom Phone users can now block numbers from the History or Voicemail tab by clicking on More ().

Resolved Issues

  • Resolved an issue where users will be prompted to enter admin credentials when Zoom was automatically upgrading from an MSI installation
  • Resolved an issue where Brasilia’s time zone was displaying incorrectly
  • Minor Bug Fixes

March 10, Version
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Further Optimizations for Video and Screen Sharing for Improved CPU Performance

Resolved Issues

February 25, Version

New and Enhanced Features

  • Call a CRC device without Starting a Meeting
    Zoom users with a CRC license can now call an H/SIP device without starting a meeting first.

Resolved Issues

  • Fixed an issue with the MSI installer was not automatically updating when ZoomAutoUpdate="true"
  • Minor bug fixes

February 13, Version
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

January 28, Version
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

January 22, Version
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

January 20, Version
Download Type: Manual

Changes to Existing Features

  • Updated Zoom Client
    Zoom has refreshed the desktop user experience of its flagship Meetings and Chat service. The client is now more modern, sleek, and frictionless. New Chat features include channels, personal channel, starred messages, and contacts.
  • Chat Groups Renamed Channels
    Chat groups have been renamed channels.

New and Enhanced Features

  • Zoom Phone
    Zoom Phone is a cloud phone system available as an add-on to Zoom’s platform. Support for inbound and outbound calling through the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and seamlessly integrated telephony features enable customers to replace their existing PBX solution and consolidate all of their business communication and collaboration requirements into their favorite video platform.
  • Meeting/Webinar Features
    • p Support for Video Sharing
      Full High Definition video, p, can now be sent and cromwellpsi.com feature is limited availability. For business plan customers who would like to be considered for this feature, please contact Zoom Support.
    • Audio Watermark
      If an attendee records the meeting, their personal information can now be embedded in the audio as an inaudible watermark. This option requires enabling "Only signed-in users can join the meeting" or "Only signed-in users with specified domains can join meetings".
    • Screen Sharing Enhancements
      • Ability to Stop a Participant’s Share
        The host can now stop a participant’s screen share by going to the Participant List and selecting More next to the sharing participant’s name.
      • Improvements for Direct Share
        While direct sharing to a Zoom Room, the green screen share indicator bar will now automatically hide when the mouse is not moving and reappear when the mouse moves.
    • Annotation Enhancements
      • Indicator that a Participant is Annotating
        The host can now identify which participants are annotating by viewing the participants list. The participants who are annotating will have an indicator in the color they are using to annotate.
      • Support for Multiple Pages on Whiteboard
        Hosts can now enable multiple pages for whiteboard. If enabled, they can create new pages, close pages, and navigate between multiple pages.
      • Enhanced Annotation Tools
    • Allow Removed Participants to Rejoin
      Hosts can now allow meeting participants and webinar panelists to rejoin after they have been removed. This feature needs to be enabled on the web under Meeting, Group, or Account Settings.
    • Improvements to the Raise Hand Feature
      The raise hand feature will now prompt users to link their audio if necessary to make it easier to speak in the meeting.
    • Support for Scheduling a Meeting or Webinar as Public
      Hosts can now schedule a meeting as public through the Zoom client to share it on the calendar of public events.
    • Improvements for Searching the Participants List
      Users can now search the participants list with a partial string, instead of needing to enter the participant’s full name to search.
    • Keypad for H Calls
      Users who dial out to an H device will now have a keypad available for the duration of the call to enter DTMF tones for the H device.
    • Additional Mass Configuration Option
      When installing and configuring Zoom through MSI or group policy on Windows, or with a pre-configured plist file on a Mac, the IT admin can now enable the option EnableMirrorEffect to mirror the shared video.
  • Meeting Features
    • Warning When Scheduling a Meeting Longer than 40 minutes
      Basic users will now be warned if they schedule a meeting longer than 40 minutes through the Zoom client or mobile app.
    • Breakout Room Enhancements
      • Set a Timer for Breakout Rooms
        Hosts can now set a timer for breakout rooms. Once the configured time has passed, the breakout rooms will automatically close and users will be returned to the main session. Hosts can also choose to be notified when the time ends.
      • Ability to Force Participants into Breakout Rooms
        The hosts can now force participants to join the breakout rooms from the main session.
      • Ability to Disable Returning to the Main Session
        The host can now prevent participants from returning to the main session from the breakout room. They will return to the main session when the host closes the breakout rooms manually or the set time expires.
    • Multiple Screen Support for Remote Support Sessions
      When the host requests control of another participant’s screen via Remote Support Session, they can now select which screen they would like to control if the participant is using multiple screens.
  • Chat Features
    • Personal Space for Note Taking
      Write messages to yourself to take notes and save links within the Zoom chat window.
    • Star Individual Messages
      Star individual messages, making them easily accessible to revisit them later.
    • Star Contacts and Chat Channels
      Star Contacts and Chat Channels so that they are always easily accessible at the top of your Zoom chat window.

Resolved Issues

December 16,
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • User Features
    • Waiting Room for External Participants
      Added an option where signed in users on an account are automatically admitted into the meeting. Users who are not signed in or external to the account will be put into the waiting room.

Resolved Issues

November 19, Version 
Download Type: Prompted

Resolved Issues

November 7, Version
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

November 4, Version
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • User Features
    • Post-webinar survey
      Webinar hosts can now configure a post webinar survey to launch at the end of a webinar. Webinar attendees will be prompted with the survey once the webinar ends.
    • Host key support for digits
      A host key can now be digits long.

Resolved Issues

  • Fixed an issue that caused the Zoom window to disappear when screen sharing
  • Fix for CVE
  • Minor Bug Fixes

September 24, Version
Download Type: Manual

Changes to Existing Features

  • Always Show Buttons below PMI
    The Zoom client will now always show the Start, Edit, and Copy buttons below their personal meeting ID on the Meetings tab to provide easier access to these buttons.

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting/Webinar Features
    • Limit Screen Sharing Frame Rate
      Users can now manually adjust the number of frames per second being sent when screensharing in the Zoom desktop client General Settings.
    • Improved Experience with Call Me to Join Audio
    • Zoom Room Direct Share Enhancements
    • Virtual Background Enhancements
  • Meeting Features
    • Notification that Meeting will Time Out after 40 Minutes when Scheduling
      When scheduling a meeting as a basic user through the Zoom client for PC or Mac, the host will now be reminded that the meeting will time out after 40 minutes if they have 3 or more participants.
    • Meetings Scheduled with Default Audio Type
      Meetings will now be scheduled using the default audio type selected on the user's My Meeting Settings page. A different audio type can be selected when scheduling.
    • Change Timezone when Scheduling
      When scheduling a meeting through the Zoom desktop client, the host can now select a timezone different than the computer timezone.
  • Webinar Features
    • Improvements to Follow Host Feature
      The Follow Host feature now applies when content is being shared. If the host adjusts their video window size or hides the video window, the attendee’s video window will do the same.
    • Additional Support for Managing H/SIP devices
      The webinar host can now promote an H/SIP device to a panelist, demote them to an attendee, or allow them to talk when joined as an attendee.
  • Chat Features
    • Extended Storage of Local Chat Messages
  • General Features
    • Improved Support for USB Headset devices using HID
      If Skype for Business is running, Zoom will disable headset/HID support to prevent Skype and Zoom from both responding to headset commands. This ensures users will not hear a dial tone from Skype when attempting to answer a Zoom call with their headset.

 Resolved Issues

  • Meeting invitation improvements
    When inviting a user to a meeting utilizing Zoom’s Chat Service, if the user initiating the call ends the current meeting, the invitation to the other participant will stop ringing
  • Chat Messages Unable to be Decrypted for Some Users
  • Minor Bug Fixes

August 20, Version
Download Type: Prompted

Resolved Issues

August 19, Version
Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • Meeting/Webinar Features
    • Improved Access to Change Camera, Microphone, or Speaker while screensharing
    • Support for Additional USB Audio Devices
      Zoom now supports mute, unmute, answer, decline, and ring for the following audio devices:
      • Plantronics Blackwire C
      • Plantronics Blackwire C
      • Plantronics Blackwire C
      • Plantronics Blackware CM
      • Plantronics Blackwire C
      • Plantronics Blackwire C
      • Plantronics Savi W/

      • Plantronics Savi W with D USB receiver
      • Plantronics Savi W with D USB receiver
      • Plantronics Voyager with BT USB receiver 
      • Plantronics Voyager with BT USB receiver 
      • Plantronics Voyager Focus B with BT USB receiver 
  • Audio Test Wizard Enhancements

Resolved issues

  • Sign-in issues for some Windows 7 users
  • Minor bug fixes

July 17, Version 
Download Type: Manual

Resolved Issues

July 15, Version 

Download Type: Manual

New and Enhanced Features

  • General Features
    • Disable Login with Email and Password
      For administrators deploying Zoom via MSI or setting group policy through Active Directory, the Zoom Desktop client can disable email and password login. Admins can disable Facebook, Google and email login to force users to login with SSO or use any combination of login type.
  • Webinar Features
    • Improvements to “Follow Host” functionality

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Windows XP

Personal computer operating system by Microsoft released in
A version of the Windows NT operating system
DeveloperMicrosoft
Source model
Released to
manufacturing
August&#;24, ; 19&#;years ago&#;()[2]
General
availability
October&#;25, ; 18&#;years ago&#;()[2]
Final releaseService Pack 3 () / April&#;21, ; 12&#;years ago&#;()[3]
Update method
PlatformsIA, x, and Itanium
Kernel typeHybrid (NT)
LicenseProprietarycommercial software
Preceded byWindows ()
Windows Me ()
Succeeded byWindows Vista ()
Support status

Windows XP is an operating system produced by Microsoft as part of the Windows NT family of operating systems. It was the successor to both Windows for professional users and Windows Me for home users. It was released to manufacturing on August 24, , and broadly released for retail sale on October 25,

Development of Windows XP began in the late s as "Neptune", an operating system (OS) built on the Windows NT kernel which was intended specifically for mainstream consumer use. An updated version of Windows was also originally planned for the business market; however, in January , both projects were scrapped in favor of a single OS codenamed "Whistler", which would serve as a single OS platform for both consumer and business markets. As such, Windows XP was the first consumer edition of Windows not to be based on MS-DOS.[5]

Upon its release, Windows XP received critical acclaim, with critics noting increased performance and stability (especially in comparison to Windows Me), a more intuitive user interface, improved hardware support, and expanded multimedia capabilities. However, some industry reviewers were concerned by the new licensing model and product activation system.[6]

Extended support for Windows XP ended on April 8, , after which the operating system ceased receiving further support or security updates (with exceptional security updates being made e.g. in , to address potential ransomware threats, like BlueKeep) to most users. By August , Microsoft (and others) had ended support for games on Windows XP. As of October&#;[update], % of Windows PCs run Windows XP,[7] and % of all devices across all platforms run Windows XP. At least a few countries have double-digit use, e.g. Armenia, where it's being replaced by Windows 10, with both operating systems having over 40% use.[8]

Development[edit]

In the late s, initial development of what would become Windows XP was focused on two individual products: "Odyssey", which was reportedly intended to succeed the future Windows ; and "Neptune", which was reportedly a consumer-oriented operating system using the Windows NT architecture, succeeding the MS-DOS-based Windows [9]

However, the projects proved to be too ambitious. In January , shortly prior to the official release of Windows , technology writer Paul Thurrott reported that Microsoft had shelved both Neptune and Odyssey in favor of a new product codenamed "Whistler", after Whistler, British Columbia, as many Microsoft employees skied at the Whistler-Blackcomb ski resort.[10] The goal of Whistler was to unify both the consumer and business-oriented Windows lines under a single, Windows NT platform: Thurrott stated that Neptune had become "a black hole when all the features that were cut from Windows Me were simply re-tagged as Neptune features. And since Neptune and Odyssey would be based on the same code-base anyway, it made sense to combine them into a single project".[11]

At PDC on July 13, , Microsoft announced that Whistler would be released during the second half of , and also unveiled the first preview build, The build notably introduced an early version of Windows XP's visual styles system.[12]

Microsoft released the first beta build of Whistler, build , on October 31, Subsequent builds gradually introduced features that users of the release version of Windows XP would recognize, such as Internet Explorer , the Microsoft Product Activation system and the Bliss desktop background.[13]

Whistler was officially unveiled during a media event on February 5, , under the name Windows XP, where XP stands for "eXPerience".[14]

Release[edit]

In June , Microsoft indicated that it was planning to, in conjunction with Intel and other PC makers, spend at least 1 billion US dollars on marketing and promoting Windows XP.[15] The theme of the campaign, "Yes You Can", was designed to emphasize the platform's overall capabilities. Microsoft had originally planned to use the slogan "Prepare to Fly", but it was replaced because of sensitivity issues in the wake of the September 11 attacks.[16]

On August 24, , Windows XP build was released to manufacturing (RTM). During a ceremonial media event at Microsoft Redmond Campus, copies of the RTM build were given to representatives of several major PC manufacturers in briefcases, who then flew off on decorated helicopters. While PC manufacturers would be able to release devices running XP beginning on September 24, , XP was expected to reach general, retail availability on October 25, On the same day, Microsoft also announced the final retail pricing of XP's two main editions, "Home" and "Professional".[17]

New and updated features[edit]

User interface[edit]

Updated start menu in the Royale theme, now featuring two columns

While retaining some similarities to previous versions, Windows XP's interface was overhauled with a new visual appearance, with an increased use of alpha compositing effects, drop shadows, and "visual styles", which completely changed the appearance of the operating system. The number of effects enabled are determined by the operating system based on the computer's processing power, and can be enabled or disabled on a case-by-case basis. XP also added ClearType, a new subpixel rendering system designed to improve the appearance of fonts on liquid-crystal displays.[18] A new set of system icons was also introduced.[19] The default wallpaper, Bliss, is a photo of a landscape in the Napa Valley outside Napa, California, with rolling green hills and a blue sky with stratocumulus and cirrus clouds.[20]

The Start menu received its first major overhaul in XP, switching to a two-column layout with the ability to list, pin, and display frequently used applications, recently opened documents, and the traditional cascading "All Programs" menu. The taskbar can now group windows opened by a single application into one taskbar button, with a popup menu listing the individual windows. The notification area also hides "inactive" icons by default. A "common tasks" list was added, and Windows Explorer's sidebar was updated to use a new task-based design with lists of common actions; the tasks displayed are contextually relevant to the type of content in a folder (e.g. a folder with music displays offers to play all the files in the folder, or burn them to a CD).[21]

The "task grouping" feature introduced in Windows XP showing both grouped and individual items

Fast user switching allows additional users to log into a Windows XP machine without existing users having to close their programs and logging out. Although only one user at the time can use the console (i.e. monitor, keyboard and mouse), previous users can resume their session once they regain control of the console.[22]

Infrastructure[edit]

Windows XP uses prefetching to improve startup and application launch times.[23] It also became possible to revert the installation of an updated device driver, should the updated driver produce undesirable results.[24]

A copy protection system known as Windows Product Activation was introduced with Windows XP and its server counterpart, Windows Server All Windows licenses must be tied to a unique ID generated using information from the computer hardware, transmitted either via the internet or a telephone hotline. If Windows is not activated within 30 days of installation, the OS will cease to function until it is activated. Windows also periodically verifies the hardware to check for changes. If significant hardware changes are detected, the activation is voided, and Windows must be re-activated.[25]

Networking and internet functionality[edit]

Windows XP was originally bundled with Internet Explorer 6, Outlook Express 6, Windows Messenger, and MSN Explorer. New networking features were also added, including Internet Connection Firewall, Internet Connection Sharing integration with UPnP, NAT traversal APIs, Quality of Service features, IPv6 and Teredo tunneling, Background Intelligent Transfer Service, extended fax features, network bridging, peer to peer networking, support for most DSL modems, IEEE (Wi-Fi) connections with auto configuration and roaming, TAPI , and networking over FireWire.[26]Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop were also added, which allow users to connect to a computer running Windows XP from across a network or the Internet and access their applications, files, printers, and devices or request help.[27] Improvements were also made to IntelliMirror features such as Offline Files, Roaming user profiles and Folder redirection.[28]

Other features[edit]

  • Improved application compatibility and shims compared to Windows [29]
  • DirectX , upgradeable to DirectX c.[30]
  • A number of new features in Windows Explorer including task panes, thumbnails, and the option to view photos as a slideshow.[31]
  • Improved imaging features such as Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.[32]
  • Faster start-up, (because of improved Prefetch functions) logon, logoff, hibernation, and application launch sequences.[23]
  • Numerous improvements to increase the system reliability such as improved System Restore,[33]Automated System Recovery,[34] and driver reliability improvements through Device Driver Rollback.[35]
  • Hardware support improvements such as FireWire ,[36] and improvements to multi-monitor support under the name "DualView".[37]
  • Fast user switching.[38]
  • The ClearType font rendering mechanism, which is designed to improve text readability on liquid-crystal display (LCD) and similar monitors, especially laptops.[18]
  • Side-by-side assemblies[39] and registration-free COM.[40]
  • General improvements to international support such as more locales, languages and scripts, MUI support in Terminal Services, improved Input Method Editors, and National Language Support.[41]

Removed features[edit]

Some of the programs and features that were part of the previous versions of Windows did not make it to Windows XP. Various MS-DOS commands available in its Windows 9x predecessor were removed,[42] as were the POSIX & OS/2 subsystems.[43]

In networking, NetBEUI, NWLink and NetDDE were deprecated and not installed by default.[44]Plug-and-play–incompatible communication devices (like modems and network interface cards) were no longer supported.[45]

Service Pack 2 and Service Pack 3 also removed features from Windows XP, but to a less noticeable extent. For instance, support for TCP half-open connections was removed in Service Pack 2,[46] and the address bar on the taskbar was removed in Service Pack 3.[47]

Editions[edit]

Diagram representing the main editions of Windows XP. It is based on the category of the edition (grey) and codebase (black arrow).

Windows XP was released in two major editions on launch: Home Edition and Professional Edition. Both editions were made available at retail as pre-loaded software on new computers and as boxed copies. Boxed copies were sold as "Upgrade" or "Full" licenses; the "Upgrade" versions were slightly cheaper, but require an existing version of Windows to install. The "Full" version can be installed on systems without an operating system or existing version of Windows.[15] The two editions of XP were aimed at different markets: Home Edition is explicitly intended for consumer use and disables or removes certain advanced and enterprise-oriented features present on Professional, such as the ability to join a Windows domain, Internet Information Services, and Multilingual User Interface. Windows 98 or Me can be upgraded to either edition, but Windows NT and Windows can only be upgraded to Professional.[48] Windows' software license agreement for pre-loaded licenses allows the software to be "returned" to the OEM for a refund if the user does not wish to use it.[49] Despite the refusal of some manufacturers to honor the entitlement, it has been enforced by courts in some countries.[50]

Two specialized variants of XP were introduced in for certain types of hardware, exclusively through OEM channels as pre-loaded software. Windows XP Media Center Edition was initially designed for high-end home theater PCs with TV tuners (marketed under the term "Media Center PC"), offering expanded multimedia functionality, an electronic program guide, and digital video recorder (DVR) support through the Windows Media Center application.[51] Microsoft also unveiled Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, which contains additional pen input features, and is optimized for mobile devices meeting its Tablet PC specifications.[52] Two different bit editions of XP were made available; the first, Windows XP Bit Edition, was intended for IA (Itanium) systems; as IA usage declined on workstations in favor of AMD's x architecture (which was supported by the later Windows XP Professional x64 Edition), the Itanium edition was discontinued in [53]

Microsoft also targeted emerging markets with the introduction of Windows XP Starter Edition, a special variant of Home Edition intended for low-cost PCs. The OS is primarily aimed at first-time computer owners, containing heavy localization (including wallpapers and screen savers incorporating images of local landmarks), and a "My Support" area which contains video tutorials on basic computing tasks. It also removes certain "complex" features, and does not allow users to run more than three applications at a time. After a pilot program in India and Thailand, Starter was released in other emerging markets throughout [54] In , Microsoft also unveiled the FlexGo initiative, which would also target emerging markets with subsidized PCs on a pre-paid, subscription basis.[55]

As the result of unfair competition lawsuits in Europe and South Korea, which both alleged that Microsoft had improperly leveraged its status in the PC market to favor its own bundled software, Microsoft was ordered to release special editions of XP in these markets that excluded certain applications. In March , after the European Commissionfined Microsoft € million (US$ million), Microsoft was ordered to release "N" editions of XP that excluded Windows Media Player, encouraging users to pick and download their own media player software.[56] As it was sold at the same price as the edition with Windows Media Player included, certain OEMs (such as Dell, who offered it for a short period, along with Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo and Fujitsu Siemens) chose not to offer it. Consumer interest was minuscule, with roughly 1, units shipped to OEMs, and no reported sales to consumers.[57] In December , the Korean Fair Trade Commission ordered Microsoft to make available editions of Windows XP and Windows Server that do not contain Windows Media Player or Windows Messenger.[58] The "K" and "KN" editions of Windows XP were released in August , and are only available in English and Korean, and also contain links to third-party instant messenger and media player software.[59]

Service packs[edit]

A service pack is a cumulative update package that is a superset of all updates, and even service packs, that have been released before it.[60] Three service packs have been released for Windows XP. Service Pack 3 is slightly different, in that it needs at least Service Pack 1 to have been installed, in order to update a live OS.[61] However, Service Pack 3 can still be embedded into a Windows installation disc; SP1 is not reported as a prerequisite for doing so.[62]

Service Pack 1[edit]

Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Windows XP was released on September 9, It contained over minor, post-RTM bug fixes, along with all security patches released since the original release of XP. SP1 also added USB support, the Microsoft Java Virtual Machine, .NET Framework support, and support for technologies used by the then-upcoming Media Center and Tablet PC editions of XP.[63] The most significant change on SP1 was the addition of Set Program Access and Defaults, a settings page which allows programs to be set as default for certain types of activities (such as media players or web browsers) and for access to bundled, Microsoft programs (such as Internet Explorer or Windows Media Player) to be disabled. This feature was added to comply with the settlement of United States v. Microsoft Corp., which required Microsoft to offer the ability for OEMs to bundle third-party competitors to software it bundles with Windows (such as Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player), and give them the same level of prominence as those normally bundled with the OS.[64]

On February 3, , Microsoft released Service Pack 1a (SP1a). It was the same as SP1, except, the Microsoft Java Virtual Machine was excluded.[65]

Service Pack 2[edit]

Service Pack 2 (SP2) was released on August 25, [66] Headline features included WPA encryption compatibility for Wi-Fi & usability improvements to the Wi-Fi networking user interface,[67] partial Bluetooth support,[68] and various improvements to security systems.

The security improvements (codenamed "Springboard",[69] as these features were intended to underpin additional changes in Longhorn), included a major revision to the included firewall (renamed Windows Firewall, and now enabled by default), and an update to Data Execution Prevention, which gained hardware support in the NX bit that can stop some forms of buffer overflow attacks. Raw socket support is removed (which supposedly limits the damage done by zombie machines) and the Windows Messenger service (which had been abused to cause pop-up advertisements to be displayed as system messages without a web browser or any additional software) became disabled by default. Additionally, security-related improvements were made to e-mail and web browsing. Service Pack 2 also added Security Center, an interface which provides a general overview of the system's security status, including the state of the firewall and automatic updates. Third-party firewall and antivirus software can also be monitored from Security Center.[70]

The unique boot screens that identified the edition of Windows XP currently running, including a green progress bar for Home Edition and a blue progress bar for other editions, were removed and replaced with a generic "Windows XP" boot screen with a blue progress bar with this service pack.

In August , Microsoft released updated installation media for Windows XP and Windows Server SP2 (SP2b), in order to incorporate a patch requiring ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer to be manually activated before a user may interact with them. This was done so that the browser would not violate a patent owned by Eolas.[71] Microsoft has since licensed the patent, and released a patch reverting the change in April [72] In September , another minor revision known as SP2c was released for XP Professional, extending the number of available product keys for the operating system to "support the continued availability of Windows XP Professional through the scheduled system builder channel end-of-life (EOL) date of January 31, "[73]

Service Pack 3[edit]

The third and final Service Pack, SP3, was released to manufacturing on April 21, , and to the public via both the Microsoft Download Center and Windows Update on May 6, [3] Service Pack 3 is not available for Windows XP x64 Edition, which is based on the Windows Server kernel and, as a result, uses its service packs[74] rather than the ones for the other editions.[75]

It began being automatically pushed out to Automatic Updates users on July 10, [76] A feature set overview which details new features available separately as stand-alone updates to Windows XP, as well as backported features from Windows Vista, has been posted by Microsoft.[77] A total of 1, fixes are included in SP3.[78] Service Pack 3 can be installed on systems with Internet Explorer versions 6, 7, or 8; Internet Explorer 7 is not included as part of SP3.[79]

Service Pack 3 included security enhancements over and above those of SP2, including APIs allowing developers to enable Data Execution Prevention for their code, independent of system-wide compatibility enforcement settings,[80] the Security Support Provider Interface,[81] improvements to WPA2 security,[82] and an updated version of the Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider Module that is FIPS certified.[83]

In incorporating all previously released updates not included in SP2, Service Pack 3 included many other key features. Windows Imaging Component allowed camera vendors to integrate their own proprietary image codecs with the operating system's features, such as thumbnails and slideshows.[84] In enterprise features, Remote Desktop Protocol included support for ClearType and bit color depth over RDP,[85] while improvements made to Windows Management Instrumentation in Windows Vista to reduce the possibility of corruption of the WMI repository were backported to XP SP3.[86]

In addition, SP3 contains updates to the operating system components of Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE) and Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, and security updates for .NET Framework version , which is included in these editions. However, it does not include update rollups for the Windows Media Center application in Windows XP MCE [87] SP3 also omits security updates for Windows Media Player 10, although the player is included in Windows XP MCE [87] The Address Bar DeskBand on the Taskbar is no longer included because of antitrust violation concerns.[88]

System requirements[edit]

System requirements for Windows XP are as follows:

Notes[edit]

  1. ^"System requirements for Windows XP operating systems". April 28, Archived from the original on August 6, Retrieved March 12,
  2. ^Even though this is Microsoft's stated minimum processor speed for Windows XP, it is possible to install and run the operating system on early IA processors such as a P5Pentium without MMX instructions. Windows XP is not compatible with processors older than Pentium (such as ) or the Cyrix 6x86 because it requires instructions.
  3. ^"Windows XP Minimal Requirement Test". cromwellpsi.com September 9, Archived from the original on December 21, Retrieved January 1,
  4. ^ abcde"Windows XP: Required firmware and partition mapping scheme of hard disk drive". cromwellpsi.com June 26, Archived from the original on April 27, Retrieved June 16,
  5. ^A Microsoft TechNet paper from Summer (before Windows XP's actual release), states that: "A computer with 64 MB of RAM will have sufficient resources to run Windows XP and a few applications with moderate memory requirements." (Emphasis added.) These were said to be office productivity applications, e-mail programs, and web browsers (of the time). With such a configuration, user interface enhancements and fast user switching are turned off by default. For comparable workloads, 64 MB of RAM was then regarded as providing an equal or better user experience on Windows XP with similar settings than it would with Windows Me on the same hardware. In a later section of the paper, superior performance over Windows Me was noted with &#;MB of RAM or more, and with computers that exceed the minimum hardware requirements.
  6. ^Sechrest, Stuart; Fortin, Michael (June 1, ). "Windows XP Performance". Microsoft TechNet. Archived from the original on July 27, Retrieved April 8,
  7. ^"Hard disk space requirements for Windows XP Service Pack 1". Microsoft. October 29, Archived from the original on April 21, Retrieved April 6,
  8. ^"The hard disk space requirements for Windows XP Service Pack 2". Microsoft. April 18, Archived from the original on November 24, Retrieved December 1,
  9. ^"Windows XP – End of Support, Migration Guide, Download – TechNet". cromwellpsi.com. Archived from the original on May 13,
  10. ^"Windows XP Professional x64 Edition SP2 VL EN (MSDN-TechNet)". Programmer Stuffs. March 23, Archived from the original on July 14, Retrieved May 2,
  11. ^"Microsoft Windows XP Bit Edition". Microsoft TechNet. Microsoft. August 15, Archived from the original on April 19, Retrieved May 2,

Physical memory limits[edit]

The maximum amount of RAM that Windows XP can support varies depending on the product edition and the processor architecture, as shown in the following table.[89]

Processor limits[edit]

Windows XP Professional supports up to two physical processors;[91] Windows XP Home Edition is limited to one.[92]

However, XP supports a greater number of logical processors: bit editions support up to 32 logical processors,[93] whereas bit editions support up to 64 logical processors.[94]

Support lifecycle[edit]

Expiration date
Mainstream supportApril&#;14,&#;&#;()[4]
Extended supportApril&#;8,&#;&#;()[4]
The official exceptions below no longer apply, as to April , at the most.
Applicable XP editions:
Home Edition, Professional Edition, Professional x64 Edition, Professional for Embedded Systems, Media Center Editions (all), Starter Edition, Tablet PC Edition and Tablet PC Edition ,[4] as well as Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs.[95]
Exceptions
Windows XP Bit Edition (Itanium edition, including Version )Mainstream support ended on June 30, [96]
Windows XP EmbeddedMainstream support ended on January 11, [4]
Extended support ended on January 12, [4]
Windows Embedded for Point of ServiceMainstream support ended on April 12, [97]
Extended support ended on April 12, [97]
Windows Embedded Standard Mainstream support ended on January 14,
Extended support ended on January 8, [98]
Windows Embedded POSReady Mainstream support ended on April 8,
Extended support ended on April 9, [99]

Support for Windows XP without a service pack ended on September 30, [4] Windows XP Service Packs 1 and 1a were retired on October 10, ,[4] and Service Pack 2 reached end of support on July 13, , almost six years after its general availability.[4] The company stopped general licensing of Windows XP to OEMs and terminated retail sales of the operating system on June 30, , 17 months after the release of Windows Vista.[] However, an exception was announced on April 3, , for OEMs producing what it defined as "ultra low-cost personal computers", particularly netbooks, until one year after the availability of Windows 7 on October 22, Analysts felt that the move was primarily intended to compete against Linux-based netbooks, although Microsoft's Kevin Hutz stated that the decision was due to apparent market demand for low-end computers with Windows.[]

Variants of Windows XP for embedded systems have different support policies: Windows XP Embedded SP3 and Windows Embedded for Point of Service SP3 were supported until January and April , respectively. Windows Embedded Standard and Windows Embedded POSReady were supported until January and April , respectively.[] These updates, while intended for the embedded editions, could also be downloaded on standard Windows XP with a registry hack, which enabled unofficial patches until April However, Microsoft advised against Windows XP users installing these fixes.[]

End of support[edit]

On April 14, , Windows XP exited mainstream support and entered the extended support phase; Microsoft continued to provide security updates every month for Windows XP, however, free technical support, warranty claims, and design changes were no longer being offered. Extended support ended on April 8, , over 12 years since the release of XP; normally Microsoft products have a support life cycle of only 10 years.[] Beyond the final security updates released on April 8, no more security patches or support information are provided for XP free-of-charge; "critical patches" will still be created, and made available only to customers subscribing to a paid "Custom Support" plan.[] As it is a Windows component, all versions of Internet Explorer for Windows XP also became unsupported.[]

In January , it was estimated that more than 95% of the 3 million automated teller machines in the world were still running Windows XP (which largely replaced IBM's OS/2 as the predominant operating system on ATMs); ATMs have an average lifecycle of between seven and ten years, but some have had lifecycles as long as Plans were being made by several ATM vendors and their customers to migrate to Windows 7-based systems over the course of , while vendors have also considered the possibility of using Linux-based platforms in the future to give them more flexibility for support lifecycles, and the ATM Industry Association (ATMIA) has since endorsed Windows 10 as a further replacement.[] However, ATMs typically run the embedded variant of Windows XP, which was supported through January [] As of May , around 60% of the , ATMs in India still run Windows XP.[]

Furthermore, at least 49% of all computers in China still ran XP at the beginning of These holdouts were influenced by several factors; prices of genuine copies of Windows in the country are high, while Ni Guangnan of the Chinese Academy of Sciences warned that Windows 8 could allegedly expose users to surveillance by the United States government,[] and the Chinese government would ban the purchase of Windows 8 products for government use in May in protest of Microsoft's inability to provide "guaranteed" support.[] The government also had concerns that the impending end of support could affect their anti-piracy initiatives with Microsoft, as users would simply pirate newer versions rather than purchasing them legally. As such, government officials formally requested that Microsoft extend the support period for XP for these reasons. While Microsoft did not comply with their requests, a number of major Chinese software developers, such as Lenovo, Kingsoft and Tencent, will provide free support and resources for Chinese users migrating from XP.[] Several governments, in particular those of the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, elected to negotiate "Custom Support" plans with Microsoft for their continued, internal use of Windows XP; the British government's deal lasted for a year, and also covered support for Office (which reached end-of-life the same day) and cost £ million.[]

On March 8, , Microsoft deployed an update for XP that, on the 8th of each month, displays a pop-up notification to remind users about the end of support; however, these notifications may be disabled by the user.[]

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