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October 28, 2022
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Mac Ventura 13.0

  • October 28, 2022
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Since upgrading my Mac to Ventura 13.0 yesterday, Zoom (5.11.6) crashes when I open the external contacts.  Today it is showing an upgrade available but gives Error 10004 when I try to upgrade

    Best answer by matpowel

    The answer is in this thread about a dozen times, I've personally posted it a couple of times.. the problem is when the installer is in the downloads folder, just move it to your desktop and install from there or you can go to Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Files & Folders -> Installer and allow Downloads

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    Bort
    Employee
    Employee
    October 28, 2022

    Hi @MarkGW 

    Unfortunately, macOS Ventura was just released and is not officially supported by Zoom yet, as we just haven't had a chance to really work with it and test. 

    I'd recommend doing a full uninstall of the Zoom app, then restart your computer, and then download and install the latest version. That will hopefully get around the error code, and hopefully get you running more smoothly on Ventura. 

    If that doesn't help, let us know and we'll get you in contact with official Zoom Support for more help. 

    Newcomer
    October 29, 2022

    Just saw this in the thread and I am having the same issue.  That does not work either.  After you completely uninstall it, the installer fails when you try to install it.  Thus, I am without Zoom for my work.  Please move this higher on your priority list.

    Newcomer
    October 31, 2022

    I followed the instructions and Zoom is working perfectly on my M1 Mac mini. 

    Newcomer
    October 31, 2022

    Facing the same error. This is so frustrating! I won't be able to use Zoom until you guys support Mac OS 13. 

    Newcomer
    November 21, 2022

    Can you use the browser? Chrome worked for me.

    Newcomer
    October 31, 2022

    Same issue! Did a full uninstall, then reinstall.. but it still crashes/won't open Zoom. I now cannot use Zoom on my apple macbook. Please help! Thank you!

    Newcomer
    October 31, 2022

    I was in the same situation. In my case (MacBook2019), once uninstalled Zoom and re-installed it, then I could install update.

    Newcomer
    November 6, 2022

    I tried that and it still won't let me share my screen. I have the latest version of Zoom.

     

     

    November 1, 2022

    Also not working from my side, super frustrated without any solutions to install zoom desktop client for Macbook (M1 Pro) after upgrading to Ventura 13.0. Hope the solutions can be followed up ASAP.

    Newcomer
    November 1, 2022

    Per Zoom Support this morning.... "The issue was with updating the app in MacOS Ventura from 5.11.6~5.11.11 to 5.12.0 or higher. The updater within the Zoom client will not work. But if Zoom is completely uninstalled and you download the correct and latest version from the website, the install will push through. If the version is already 5.12.0 and you try to update, there should be no issue." ......... I just tried uninstall old version, and install fresh a new version, and it worked fine for me on macOS Ventura 13.0 on a M1 Pro chip.

    Newcomer
    November 1, 2022

    This didn't work for me. That was exactly my path, old version that failed to update so I uninstalled fully, restarted and now can't install the newer version of Zoom on MacOS Ventura on my MacBook Pro M1 Pro Max.

    Newcomer
    November 9, 2022

    @matpowel, same didn't work for me either. Did full uninstall (even using Clean My Mac) - asked for support and they kept telling me to do an update via my desktop Zoom app. I kept trying to explain it's been uninstalled and I CAN'T re-install it for some reason without an error code and so I couldn't do ANY of the things suggested. So frustrating.

     

    I was trying to re-install Version 5.12.7 (12529) -- which supposedly is fine with MacOS Ventura. NOT SO. Please help!

    Newcomer
    November 1, 2022

    Same thing here.

    Newcomer
    November 8, 2022

    Me too.  The new version won't install on my MacBook Air M1.  

    MarkGWAuthor
    Newcomer
    November 1, 2022

    Got to say, this is the kind of conversation I would expect to find about a useful peice of software developed by a kid in his bedroom.  Sorry guys, Mum says I can't fix it till I've done my homework.

    Newcomer
    November 1, 2022

    Thanks to everyone who said don't uninstall as it won't reinstall. You saved me a lot of heartache. My workaround right now is to open zoom on its own, and then painstakingly enter the ID and password by hand. Not fun, but it's getting me in.

    Bort
    Employee
    Employee
    November 1, 2022

    Hi all, 

    Just wanted to provide an update on this issue. I was unaware, but our engineers were actually aware of this potential update issue and made sure to implement a fix as soon as they realized. The 5.12.0 release has resolved the issue going forward, but unfortunately, those on versions between 5.11.6 and 5.12.0 may encounter error 10002 or 10004 when trying to update to the latest version. 

    As noted in the these 10002 or 10004 articles, if you encounter this issue on versions 5.11.6, 5.11.9, 5.11.10, or 5.11.11, the best course of action is to download the latest version directly from the Zoom Downloads page and manually install the newest version of the desktop client.

    Note: This issue does not affect IT deployments of the Zoom desktop client. 

    If you still encounter issues, please submit a request to Zoom Support for further assistance.

    Newcomer
    November 8, 2022

       Unfortunately it's not resolved for me.  I have the latest OS and I had the latest Zoom version this morning. which did not work when I tried to join a meeting today.  I had directions from Zoom Support to de-install and re-install Zoom. Turns out I can't re-install. Now I have no Zoom and am missing crucial meetings. Please tell us when this will be resolved. 

    Newcomer
    November 18, 2022

    You have to either move the downloaded Zoom installer to the Applications folder and install it from there, or enable "Installer" to access the Downloads folder. To do the latter go to:

    Click Apple sign in top left of your screen, then:

    System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Files & Folders -> Installer -> Set "Downloads folder" access to on.

     

    Now you can install!


    thank you so much! this worked for me 👍