This applies to all editions, including the free edition of the software. But it will consume nearly 100% of system resources and will bog XP down so much as to make it – and your presence in the meeting - non-functional.Zoom Search Engine FAQ - 64bit support The short summaryįrom the V5 release of Zoom, 64bit operating systems are supported. Then there will be a link stating 'Having issues with Zoom Client? Join from Your Browser.' Click that link and, after a slight delay, you will be able to access the meeting with audio & video. First you have to cancel-out of pop-up offers to download ZoomInstallerXP (that would simply reinstall 5.0.5) and also to launch the Zoom client.

You CAN enter a Zoom meeting under XP using the 360 Extreme Explorer browser, v. They ought to at least take the time to delete the ZoomInstallerXP offer … and have Zoom return messages like 'Zoom will not run under your OS' instead of letting you actually enter meetings. So, practically speaking, no more Zoom under XP.

My interpretation of all these events is that (1) Zoom had been continuing to allow for use by XP devices 'on the down-low,' while skirting any official support to XP users and (2) these two issues (that apparently emerged mid-August 2022) are XP-specific and Zoom, given its current market situation, has decided not to devote any more resources to coding server-side XP workarounds. Please check your network and try again' (even though my wired network connection was rock-solid). Also, after about 2 minutes, I was thrown out of the meeting and received the message 'Network connection failure. However in joining a meeting earlier today (early October, 2022) using XP + 5.0.5 I had no audio (despite the menu option 'Test speaker and microphone' incorrectly confirming that audio was functioning correctly). Mid July, 2022 I used an XP SP3 device + 5.0.5 to successfully join a Zoom meeting. One might well wonder why this would be all be the case if Zoom had entirely abandoned XP way-back-when. That is all true as of the date of this reply. And you can use it to enter a test meeting (at ). 5.0.5 as a file named 'ZoomInstallerXP.' And if you download it, it will install. Note however if you attempt to join a meeting using an XP device, Zoom will offer to download a client installer for v. Yes, officially Windows XP has been stated as not supported for quite some time.

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