Zoom

When comparing Zoom Meeting versions, remember that the version shown on Zoom’s website is not always the same value written as the Windows Add/Remove Programs DisplayVersion. Deployment tools and ARP inventory normally key off the registry DisplayVersion, so apparent website/version mismatches are not always failed updates.

For managed updates, close Zoom before patching. If the client is running during an update, installers can return non-success codes or leave files in a stale state; use your deployment tool’s conflicting-process handling or a Zoom-specific pre-close step rather than relying on a later self-update to clean it up.

For managed Windows installs, Zoom’s mass-deployment guide documents the MSI baseline msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi /quiet /qn /norestart /log install.log. Use MSI properties or zConfig deliberately for policy choices; Zoom notes that deployed settings are prioritized above user-selected app settings.

Do not build new packages around the older auto-update properties EnableSilentAutoUpdate, AlwaysCheckLatestVersion, ZoomAutoUpdate, or SetUpdatingChannel; Zoom marks those options as no longer supported. Source: Zoom Workplace mass deployment for Windows. For release/update tracking, use Zoom’s new updates for Windows page.

For Zoom Meetings detection, do not assume the public download-page version string is the same value Windows reports in Add/Remove Programs. Zoom can publish a website version that differs from the installed registry DisplayVersion, so package titles and detection should be checked against the actual ARP/registry value on a test device.

Official source: Zoom documentation/source.

Official source: Zoom vendor/project documentation.