Mass-deploying with preconfigured settings for Windows in Zoom App

Using the MSI package installer, you can install and configure Zoom for Windows in bulk. You can also use an Active Directory template utilizing Group Policy to configure Zoom, or by using registry keys for configuring Zoom.

 

Using Active Directory administrative templates via Group Policy or registry keys, Zoom Rooms for Windows can be configured as well.

Zoom can be deployed through GPOs or SCCMs, if using the MSI installer. The desktop client should be installed using a startup script if it is installed via a GPO script. Using a logon script is the best way to install the Outlook plugin if you want to deploy it via GPO script.

 

When Zoom is deployed, administrators are able to lock specific features and settings with an Active Directory Administrative Template or registry key.

Zoom Device Management, where you are able to manage the desktop client and mobile app settings centrally on the Zoom web portal, can be used to enroll the desktop client and manage it from the Zoom web portal.

 

Note : There is an administrative level requirement for MSI installations.

 

The following instructions will guide you through the installation process of Zoom on macOS, Android, and iOS devices. Additionally, you can centrally configure Zoom’s desktop client and mobile app settings by using its own Device Management platform.

 

Prerequisites for using the IT admin installer

  • Microsoft‘s desktop client for Windows is available as an MSI file
Note : The Zoom IT Installer is required for some of the switches listed below.

 

 

How to download the desktop client MSI installer

 

  1. Click here to access Zoom’s Download Center
  2. You then need to click on one of the following links under the meeting section under the Download for IT Administrator heading:
    • Download MSI: Install the MSI installer on your system using the latest 32-bit version.
    • Download 64-bit Client: Install the 64-bit MSI installer using the latest 64-bit version.
    • Download ARM Client: Install the MSI installer for ARM devices using the latest version available.

 

Priority of settings

There are multiple places where settings can be configured. A number of Zoom’s configuration options can only be changed by Zoom Admins or IT Administrators, while others can be configured by users themselves. A number of Zoom’s Zoom webinar window smaller, other options will move to [ Details ]. There are also new settings have a priority, in case there are conflicts:

  1. ZDM is used for the deployment and locking of settings.
  2. This is done through MSI/GPO deployment and zConfig locking.
  3. Web setting restrictions can be set at the group or account level.
  4. These Zoom webinar window smaller, other options will move to [ Details ]. There are also new settings are chosen by the client.
  5. MSI/GPO deployment using zRecommend.
  6. Non-locked web Zoom webinar window smaller, other options will move to [ Details ]. There are also new settings.

How to deploy and configure the Zoom desktop client

Command-line deployment options

When the main command-line deployment of the desktop client is configured, the following are the options that will be set in the main configuration. The following is a basic configuration of how to install, and in each of the examples, each option is highlighted in bold type.

You can refer to the Microsoft article for MSI installation instructions if you are interested in other common installation methods.

Note : In order to access the following registry entries, you will need to navigate to these locations:
  • 32-bit version: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432NODE\ZoomUMX\
  • 64-bit version: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ZoomUMX\
MSI option Description Deployment example Value type
Basic Install Standard command-line install example msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.msi /lex zoommsi.log
Silent install Installs the client without user interaction, any install windows, or immediate restart msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi /quiet /qn /norestart /log install.log
Wait until the in-progress meeting is over before installing Disables interaction of the package with the Restart Manager, prevents an immediate restart, and hides all UI of the process. msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi /qn /norestart MSIRestartManagerControl=”Disable” Boolean
zNoDesktopShortCut Prevent the creation of a desktop shortcut on install or update. msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.msi /lex zoommsi.log zNoDesktopShortCut=”true” Boolean
zSilentStart Automatically start client in the system tray after reboot. msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.msi /lex zoommsi.log zSilentStart=”true” Boolean
zSSOHost Disabled by default, this option allows you to preconfigure the SSO URL. msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.msi /lex zoommsi.log zSSOHost=”vanity_URL” String
ZoomAutoUpdate Disabled by default, this will remove the Check for Updates option in the client and thus not allow users to check for and install updates for the Zoom client. If Auto-update is enabled, users will be able to check for updates in the client and will not require elevated admin rights to update.
Please see AutoUpdate section for important details.
msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull. msi /lex zoommsi.log ZoomAutoUpdate=”true” Boolean
DisableAdvancedSharingService Enabled by default, this option can disable this service, which can prevent prompting for admin credentials during upgrading. If this service is disabled, the auto-updating experience may be affected slightly. msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.msi /lex zoommsi.log DisableAdvancedSharingService=true Boolean
FirewallPortStart
FirewallPortEnd
Set the inbound and outbound firewall rules for the Zoom client. Note: FirewallPortStart and FirewallPortEnd need to be configured together, as Zoom does not recommend enabling one without enabling the other. msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.msi /lex zoommsi.log FirewallPortStart=”7200″ FirewallPortEnd=”17210″ String

**Important notes regarding AutoUpdate

Prior to version 5.8.6, the AutoUpdate option was not a true auto-update feature. The desktop client will not automatically maintain itself on the latest client version if this option is selected, and the user will need to manually check for updates. Refer to either EnableSilentAutoUpdate or AlwaysCheckLatestVersion, as these options provide a closer approximation to auto-update functionality than the AutoUpdate option does.

The AutoUpdate feature allows you to download and install updates automatically, according to your preference, based on Slow or Fast release cadences. In the SetUpdatingChannel option below, you can set the cadence of automatic updates.


Note: An MSI file named VDI Host Installer can use the same switches as a standard client MSI Installer because it is an MSI file type. Software and device management tools can be used to deploy the file. There is no difference between the MSI configuration of the VDI Client and the MSI configuration of the non-VDI Client, apart from the AutoUpdate switch.


Additional Configuration Options

In one of the following parameters, you need to include and configure the following options:

  • ZConfig:
  • Add the zConfig parameter to your install choice to set and require specific configurations.
    • Msiexec /package ZoomInstaller.msi /norestart /lex msi.log ZConfig="account=your_account_id;nogoogle=1;nofacebook=1”
  • Recommend:

To configure the Zoom desktop client with specific options, two parameters are available: zConfig and zRecommend. Each of these parameters serves a different purpose and can be used separately or together to customize the client installation.

zConfig Parameter

The zConfig parameter is used to set and require certain configurations during the Zoom client installation. By adding the zConfig parameter to the installation command, you can specify options such as account ID, Google and Facebook login settings, and more. For example, the following command includes the zConfig parameter to disable Google and Facebook login options:

Msiexec /package ZoomInstaller.msi /norestart /lex msi.log ZConfig=”nogoogle=1;nofacebook=1″

By using the zConfig parameter, you can ensure that certain configurations are always applied during the client installation.

zRecommend Parameter

The zRecommend parameter is used to deploy default configurations that users can modify later. This parameter allows you to specify options that users can change within the Zoom client settings. For example, the following command sets the audio adjustment option to “auto” by default:

Msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi ZRecommend=”AudioAutoAdjust=1″

Users can change this option later if they prefer a different setting. The zRecommend parameter allows you to provide a default configuration that users can adjust based on their preferences.

Using zConfig and zRecommend Together

Both zConfig and zRecommend parameters can be used together to provide a customized client installation. By using both parameters, you can force certain options while also allowing users to modify other settings. For example, the following command disables Google login while also setting the audio adjustment option to “auto” by default:

Msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi zConfig=”nogoogle=1″ zRecommend=”AudioAutoAdjust=1″

In this way, you can configure the Zoom desktop client to meet your specific needs while also allowing users to adjust certain settings based on their preferences.

Note : 

The zConfig setting will take priority if a setting has been entered in both zConfig and zRecommend. This setting will not be able to be changed by the user, until it is entered in ZConfig. To learn more about how to resolve other conflicting settings, please refer to the Priority of Settings section.

MSI option Description Default state and value Value type

Install and update

AutoStartAfterReboot Automatically start Zoom when Windows starts. Disabled, 0 Boolean
Min2Tray Minimize Zoom to system tray when window is closed. Enabled, 1 Boolean
EnableSilentAutoUpdate Allow the desktop client to silently check for updates and, if user’s version is lower than the stable version set by Zoom, install upon launching the client. This option requires the AutoUpdate option to be enabled.
Please see AutoUpdate section for important details.
Enabled, 1 Boolean
AlwaysCheckLatestVersion Allow the desktop client to check for updates and, if user’s version is lower than the latest version released by Zoom, prompt the user to install the update. This option requires the AutoUpdate option to be enabled.
Please see AutoUpdate section for important details.
Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetUpdatingChannel features and updates”}”>Control the cadence of updates applied to the desktop client (version 5.6.8 or higher):
Slow (0): fewer updates and better stability.
Fast (1): newest features and updates.
Please see AutoUpdate section for important details.
Slow (0) Boolean
DisableUpdateTo64Bit Control if the desktop client can upgrade to the 64-bit version upon update, if the 32-bit version is installed on a 64-bit system. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetEnrollToken4CloudMDM, token Enroll your device into Zoom Device Management with a token provided from the web portal. Disabled, (empty) String
kCmdParam_InstallOption The following options can be enabled and must be entered as the combined numeric value of all the options you want enabled as the string value:

1 –  Turn off video when joining a meeting.
2 – Automatically connect with computer audio.
4 – Enable dual-monitor mode.

8 – Default login to SSO.

16 – Automatically enter full-screen when viewing shared content.

32 – Automatically fit to window when viewing shared content.
64 – Enable HD video.

128 – Allow remote control of all applications.

For example, to enable Automatically connect with computer audio (2) and HD video (64), set this option as “kCmdParam_InstallOption=66”.

Disabled, (empty) String
AddFWException Disable UAC prompt when logging into Zoom. Enabled, 1 Boolean

Network

BlockUntrustedSSLCert Block connections to untrusted SSL certificates. Enabled, 1 Boolean
SetNoRevocationCheckUrls Allow specific URLs to be trusted and bypass the untrusted certificate prompt if the certificate is revoked. Multiple domains should be separated by “;”, for example “hooli.com;hooli.org”. Disabled, (empty) String
DisableCertPin Disable Certificate Pinning. Disabled, 0 Boolean
ProxyPac, your_pac_url Set proxy server for desktop client with PAC URL. Disabled, (empty) String
ProxyServer, proxy_address Set a proxy server for desktop client as named proxy.
Example: server: port
Disabled, (empty) String
ProxyBypass, bypass_rule Set proxy bypass rule for the desktop client. Disabled, (empty) String
DisableAudioOverProxy Prevent audio traffic over proxies. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableVideoOverProxy Prevent video traffic over proxies. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableSharingOverProxy screen sharing traffic over proxies”}”>Prevent screen sharing traffic over proxies. Disabled, 0 Boolean
BandwidthLimitUp, amount Set maximum sending bandwidth for the desktop client.
Note: If bandwidth is restricted through web settings, the web restrictions override restrictions set in the client.
Disabled, (empty)
String (all values in Kbps)
BandwidthLimitDown, amount Set maximum receiving bandwidth for the desktop client.
Note: If bandwidth is restricted through web settings, the web restrictions override restrictions set in the client.
Disabled, (empty)
String (all values in Kbps)
IgnoreBandwidthLimits Ignore bandwidth limit set on web settings. (Useful for exceptions to bandwidth restrictions) Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableIndependentDataPort share: 8802 Video: 8801″}”>If enabled, the client will use the following ports for media transmission:
Audio: 8803
Screen share: 8802
Video: 8801
Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableElevateForAdvDSCP Zoom desktop client starts an elevated video process to support advanced DSCP marking. Disabled, 0 Boolean
ShareSessionDisableUDP Send screen share traffic over TCP, instead of UDP. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableDirectConnection2Web Disable all direct connections to Zoom web service. Disabled, 0 Boolean

Authentication

NoFacebook Facebook login option”}”>Remove Facebook login option. Disabled, 0 Boolean
NoGoogle Google login option”}”>Remove Google login option. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableAppleLogin Allow access to Apple login option. Enabled, 1 Boolean
NoSSO Remove SSO login option. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableLoginWithEmail Remove Email login option. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableKeepSignedInWithSSO Require fresh SSO login upon client start. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableKeepSignedInWithGoogle Require fresh Google login upon client start. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableKeepSignedInWithFacebook Require fresh Facebook login upon client start. Disabled, 0 Boolean
KeepSignedIn Keep the user signed in to the client when relaunched.
(Email login only)
Disabled, 0 Boolean
AutoSSOLogin Defaults login to SSO. Disabled, 0 Boolean
ForceSSOUrl=your_company Set and lock the default SSO URL for SSO login.
For example, hooli.zoom.us would be set as “ForceSSOUrl=hooli”.
Disabled, (empty) String
EnableEmbedBrowserForSSO Use embedded browser in the client for SSO. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetWebDomain, domain Sets the web domain for logging in or joining a meeting.
By default, the value is https://zoom.us or https://zoom.com.
Disabled, (empty) String
DisableAutoLaunchSSO Prevent Zoom from automatically launching the previously used SSO URL. This is useful for users with multiple accounts, each having their own SSO URL. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnablePhoneLogin phone authentication”}”>Enables login with phone authentication. (A) Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableAlipayLogin Enables login with Alipay authentication. (A) Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnablQQLogin Enables login with QQ authentication. (A) Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableWeChatLogin Enables login with WeChat authentication. (A) Disabled, 0 Boolean
Account, your_account_id Restrict the client to only join meetings hosted by the specified account IDs. (B) Disabled, (empty) String
Login_Domain, domain Set the email address domain that users can login with, each separated by “&”.
Example: zoom.us & hooli.com
Disabled, (empty) String
EnableCloudSwitch Enable the option to switch between Zoom commercial (default) and Zoom for Gov. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnforceSignInToJoin web portal when joining through join URL.”}”>Require users to be authenticated before joining a meeting with the desktop client.  Authentication can take place through the the web portal, if joining through join URL. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnforceAppSignInToJoin Require authentication on the desktop client to join any meeting on the desktop client. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnforceSignInToJoinForWebinar Require users to be authenticated before joining a webinar with the desktop client.  Authentication can take place through the the web portal, if joining through join URL. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnforceAppSignInToJoinForWebinar Require authentication on the desktop client to join any webinar on the desktop client. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetDevicePolicyToken, device_token Require internal meeting authentication. (C) Disabled, (empty) String

General meeting and client options

UseDualMonitor Enable dual monitor mode. Disabled, 0 Boolean
FullScreenWhenJoin When starting or joining a meeting, the meeting window will enter full-screen. Disabled, 0 Boolean
AutoHideToolbar Set use of Always show meeting controls setting. Enabled, 1 Boolean
UsePMI instant meetings”}”>Always use PMI for instant meetings. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DefaultUsePortraitView Default to Portrait Mode upon opening Zoom. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableClosedCaptioning Disable the use of all closed captioning. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableManualClosedCaptioning Disable the use of manual, user-entered captioning. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableQnA Disable the use of Q&A in webinars. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableMeetingReactions Disable the use of Meeting Reactions. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableNonVerbalFeedback Disable the use of Non-verbal feedback. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableWebinarReactions Disable the use of Webinar Reactions. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableBroadcastBOMessage Disable the ability for the host to broadcast a message to all open breakout rooms. Disabled, 0 Boolean
ConfirmWhenLeave Confirm before leaving a meeting. Enabled, 1 Boolean
ShowConnectedTime Display the length of time that the user has been in the current meeting. Disabled, 0 Boolean
MuteWhenLockScreen Automatically mute the microphone, when the screen is locked during a meeting. Enabled, 1 Boolean
EnableRemindMeetingTime Display reminder notifications for upcoming meetings. Disabled, 0 Boolean

Video

zDisableRecvVideo Disable receiving video. Disabled, 0 Boolean
zDisableSendVideo Disable sending video. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableVideo Automatically turn off camera when joining a meeting. Disabled, 0 Boolean
Use720pByDefault Use HD video in meetings. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableMirrorEffect Enable mirroring of your video. Mirror effect only affects your view of your video. Enabled, 1 Boolean
EnableFaceBeauty Enable Touch up my appearance. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableLightAdaption Enable Adjust for low-light video setting. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableAutoLightAdaption Set mode of adjusting low-light video feature. This is dependent on the EnableLightAdaption option.
1 – Auto
0 – Manual
Auto, 1 Boolean
AlwaysShowVideoPreviewDialog Always show the video preview when joining a meeting. Enabled, 1 Boolean
HideNoVideoUsers Hide non-video participants by default. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableSpotlightSelf active speaker when speaking”}”>Show self as the active speaker when speaking. Disabled, 0 Boolean
Enable49video Gallery View to 49 participants per screen”}”>Set max number of participants displayed in Gallery View to 49 participants per screen. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableHardwareAccForVideoSend Use hardware acceleration for video processing, when sending video. Enabled, 1 Boolean
EnableHardwareAccForVideoReceive Use hardware acceleration for video processing, when receiving video. Enabled, 1 Boolean
EnableTemporalDeNoise Remove noise from video feeds during processing. Enabled, 1 Boolean
VideoRenderMethod Set the video rendering method:
0 – Auto
1 – Direct3D11 Flip Mode
2 – Direct3D11
3 – Direct3D9
4 – GDI
Auto, 0 String
EnableGPUComputeUtilization Use hardware acceleration for video processing. Enabled, 1 Boolean

Audio

DisableComputerAudio Disable and remove the Computer Audio from the meeting audio options. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetUseSystemDefaultMicForVoip Use the default system microphone in Windows. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetUseSystemDefaultSpeakerForVoip Use the default system speakers in Windows. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetUseSystemCommunicationMicForVOIP Use the system default communication microphone for computer audio. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetUseSystemCommunicationSpeakerForVOIP Use the system default communication speaker for computer audio. Disabled, 0 Boolean
AudioAutoAdjust Enable Automatically adjust microphone volume audio setting. Enabled, 1 Boolean
SetSuppressBackgroundNoiseLevel Set level of background noise suppression:
0 – Auto
1- Low
2 – Medium
3 – High
Auto, 0 String
EnableOriginalSound Enable the Original Audio setting for the microphone input. Disabled, 0 Boolean
AutoJoinVOIP Automatically connect audio with computer audio when joining a meeting. Disabled, 0 Boolean
MuteVoipWhenJoin Mute computer audio microphone when joining a meeting. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableHIDControl Enables HID control of USB devices by the Zoom client. Enabled, 1 Boolean
SetAudioSignalProcessType Set audio signal processing for Windows audio devices:
0 – Auto
1 – Off
2 – On
Auto, 0 String

Screen sharing

DisableScreenShare Disable the ability to share your screen in meetings and webinars. Disabled, 0 Boolean
NoAeroOnWin7 screen sharing on Windows 7 system”}”>Disable Aero mode when screen sharing on Windows 7 system. Enabled, 1 Boolean
AutoFullScreenWhenViewShare When viewing shared content, the content window automatically goes fullscreen. Enabled, 1 Boolean
AutoFitWhenViewShare When viewing shared content, the content window automatically adjusts to fit the viewer’s screen. Enabled, 1 Boolean
ShowZoomWinWhenSharing Show Zoom windows when screen sharing. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableSplitScreen Use Side-by-Side mode when viewing shared content. Disabled, 0 Boolean
zDisableAnnotation Disable and remove the ability to annotate over shared screen. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableShareAudio Enable the Share computer audio option when sharing. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableShareVideo Enable the Optimize for video clip option when sharing. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableWhiteBoard Disable Whiteboard feature. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableSlideControl Disable Slide Control feature. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableDesktopShare Disable the option to share your desktop when screen sharing. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableRemoteControl Disable Remote Control feature. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableRemoteSupport Disable Remote Support feature. Enabled, 1 Boolean
RemoteControlAllApp Allow remote control of all applications. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableShareClipboardWhenRemoteControl Allow clipboard access during remote control. Disabled, 0 Boolean
PresentInMeetingOption Set sharing option when sharing directly to a Zoom Room within a meeting:
0 – Show all sharing options
1 – Automatically share desktop
Show all sharing options, 0 Boolean
EnableDoNotDisturbInSharing Silence system notifications when sharing desktop. Enabled, 1 Boolean
LegacyCaptureMode Disable GPU acceleration. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetScreenCaptureMode Set the screen capture mode:
0 – Auto
1 – Legacy operating systems
2 – Share with window filtering
3 – Advanced share with window filtering
4 – Advanced share without window filtering
Auto, 0 String
EnableHardwareOptimizeVideoSharing Use hardware acceleration to optimize video sharing. Enabled, 1 Boolean

Zoom Phone

HidePhoneInComingCallWhileInMeeting Prevent incoming call notifications while in a meeting. Disabled, 0 Boolean

In-meeting Chat

zDisableChat in-meeting chat”}”>Disable in-meeting chat. Disabled, 0 Boolean
zDisableFT file transfer (sending or receiving files)”}”>Disable in-meeting file transfer. (sending or receiving) Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableMeeting3rdPartyFileStorage Disable in-meeting 3rd party file transfer. Disabled, 0 Boolean

Zoom Apps

DisableZoomApps Hide the Zoom Apps button. Disabled, 0 Boolean

Background and Filters

DisableVirtualBkgnd Disable Virtual Background feature. Disabled, 0 Boolean
DisableVideoFilters Disable Video filters feature. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableAutoReverseVirtualBkgnd virtual background auto-reversal.”}”>Require post-meeting virtual background auto-reversal. Disabled, 0 Boolean

Recording

RecordPath, C:/your_recording_path recordings”}”>Set the default recording location for local recordings. Documents folder String
zDisableCMR Disable recording to the cloud. Disabled, 0 Boolean
zDisableLocalRecord Disable recording locally on the device. Disabled, 0 Boolean

Zoom Room and Room System calling

DisableDirectShare Disable direct share with Zoom Rooms option. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableStartMeetingWithRoomSystem Display the Call Room System button on the home screen of the desktop client. Disabled, 0 Boolean
AppendCallerNameForRoomSystem Display the caller name for room systems being invited to Zoom meeting. Disabled, 0 Boolean
PresentToRoomWithAudio Zoom Room”}”>Share sound when screen sharing to a Zoom Room. Enabled, 1 Boolean
PresentToRoomOptimizeVideo Optimize screen sharing for video clip when sharing to a Zoom Room. Enabled, 1 Boolean
PresentToRoomOption Set sharing option when sharing to a Zoom Room:
0 – Show all sharing options
1 – Automatically share desktop
Automatically share desktop, 1 Boolean

Zoom Chat

zDisableIMLinkPreview Disable link previews. Enabled, 1 Boolean
SetMessengerDoNotDropThread Move messages with new replies to the bottom of the chat/channel. Disabled, 0 Boolean
ShowProfilePhotosInChat Controls if user profile pictures are shown in Zoom Chat. Disabled, 0 Boolean
ShowVoiceMessageButton Allow use of the Send audio message option. Enabled, 1 Boolean
ShowVideoMessageButton Allow use of the Send video message option. Enabled, 1 Boolean
AlwaysShowIMNotificationBanner Show notifications for new Zoom Chat messages until dismissed. Disabled, 0 Boolean
PlaySoundForIMMessage Play audio notifications when an IM message is received. Enabled, 1 Boolean
ShowIMMessagePreview Allow message previews in system notifications when a chat message is received. Enabled, 1 Boolean
MuteIMNotificationWhenInMeeting Mute chat system notifications when in a meeting. Enabled, 1 Boolean

Miscellaneous

EmbedUserAgentString Embed a specified user agent string for all HTTP requests from Zoom client. Disabled, use default user agent string String
EmbedDeviceTag Embed a specified device tag string for all HTTP requests from Zoom client application. This string will be appended to the head of the regular HTTP requests. Disabled, (empty) String
EnableAutoUploadDumps Automatically send dump files to Zoom to improve services. Disabled, 0 Boolean
EnableAutoUploadMemlogs Automatically send critical-failure-logs to Zoom to improve services. Disabled, 0 Boolean
IntegrateZoomWithOutlook contact status in Outlook, and sets Zoom as the default chat, meeting, and phone app in Outlook.”}”>Show Zoom contact status in Outlook, and sets Zoom as the default chat, meeting, and phone app in Outlook. Disabled, 0 Boolean
SetAccEventsOptions Set what alerts will be read by a screen reader. The following options are available and must be entered as the combined numeric value of all the alerts you want in the string:
1 – IM chat received
2 – Participant joined/left meeting
4 – Participant joined/left waiting room
8 – Audio muted/unmuted by host
16 – Video stoped by host
32 – Screen sharing started stoped by participant
64 – Recording permission granted revoked
128 – Public meeting chat received
256 -Private meeting chat received
512 – File uploaded to in-meeting chat
1024 – Closed captioning available
2048 – Closed captioning typing privilege granted/revoked
4096 – Host controls granted/revoked
8192 – Co-host controls granted/revoked
16384 – Remote control permission granted/revoked
32768 – Livestream started/stopped
65536 – Participant raised/lowered hand
131072 – Q&A question received
262144 – Q&A answer received
524288 – Webinar role changed to panelist
1048576 – Webinar role changed to attendee
All alerts will be read, (empty) String

 

Notes:

  • (A) Only Chinese devices are available with these options.
  • (B) In order to obtain your account ID, please ask your account administrator or owner to contact Support.
  • (C) In order to enable this for use, an account owner or admin should contact Support in order to enable this. In order to be able to view/edit Device Policy Management, an owner must edit a role. To get the token, you will have to access Device Policy Management.

You can also configure Skype. However, very interesting alternatives have emerged to the well-known Microsoft products using command-line options.

 

How to deploy with Intune

  • Microsoft Intune can be accessed here.
  • Click Client applications.
  • Select Apps.
  • Then click Add.
  • Pick Line-of-Business from the App type drop-down menu and click Select.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Select the application package from the drop-down list.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Choose ZoomInstallFull.msi from the list of files and click Select a file.

  • Then click OK.
  • Under the App Information tab, enter the information as follows:
    • Description- Here you will be able to describe the app, such as “Zoom Meeting”.
    • Publisher- This is where Zoom Video Communications comes in.
    • Click Device to install the Zoom Video Communications app.
    • Type the following arguments to the command line: Make sure you set the MSI switches as directed in the previous sections.

  • Then click Next.
  • Tag any scopes you wish.
  • Then click Finish.
  • The app can either be required for a specific group of users, all users, or all devices.
  • Press Next.
  • The deployment summary can be reviewed and then clicked on Create.

Uninstall switches

It is recommended that you use the following Clean Zoom uninstaller if you wish to uninstall Zoom completely. If Zoom is updated to a new version, it is not usually necessary to use the clean uninstaller, as deploying the new version will replace the earlier version.

If you are running the installer, you have the following options available to you:

MSI option Description
/silent Removes Zoom silently.
/keep_outlook_plugin Removes Zoom, but leaves the Outlook Plugin installed.
/keep_lync_plugin Removes Zoom, but leaves the Lync/Skype for Business Plugin installed.
/keep_notes_plugin Removes Zoom, but leaves the Notes Plugin installed.
/vdi_clean Removes the VDI package.

Note: Zoom client and Zoom Outlook plugin will be completely removed by the clean uninstaller. Nevertheless, the Outlook and Chrome add-ins, the Firefox and Chrome extensions, and the GSuite add-on are not affected.

How to download the Zoom Room MSI installer

  1. Access Zoom’s Download Center by clicking here
  2. Then select the Download for IT Admin link, which will take you to the Zoom Rooms Client section, where you will find the following links:
    1. Download MSI: Run the MSI installer that is provided as part of the 32-bit version.
    2. Download 64-bit Client: The 64-bit MSI installer can be downloaded by clicking on the button below.

List Of Zoom Installers For Zoom Application And Plugins
Please Let Me Know The Link Destination Of The Zoom Installer

Configuration options for Zoom Rooms for Windows

In the main Zoom Rooms command-line deployment, the following options are configured. For each item, an example of its deployment is given, with bold text indicating which options are available.

Refer to the MSI installation article for other common installation options.

MSI option Description Deployment example Value type
Silent install Install the client without user interaction, any install windows, or immediate restart. msiexec /i ZoomRoomsInstaller.msi /quiet Silent=true Boolean
EnableSSLVerification Verify SSL certificate. msiexec /i ZoomRoomsInstaller.msi EnableSSLVerification=true Boolean
AcceptGDPR Automatically accept the GDPR license. msiexec /i ZoomRoomsInstaller.msi AcceptGDPR=true Boolean
SystemAutoLogin SystemUserName SystemPassword Automatically login with the provided username and password. msiexec /i ZoomRoomsInstaller.msi SystemAutoLogin=true SystemUserName=”windows user name” SystemPassword=”windows password” SystemAutoLogin – Boolean UserName and Password – String
SystemOption The following options are available and must be entered as the combined numeric value of all the options you want enabled in the string:
1 – Automatically lock the screen
2 – Disable password upon wakeup
4 – Disable Cortana
8 – Disable notifications
16 – Disable Windows updates
32 – Enable High Performance Power
64 – Disable Hibernation
128 – Never Sleep
256 – Never Turn Off DisplayFor example, to disable Cortana (4) and system notifications (8), set this as “SystemOption=12”.
msiexec /i ZoomRoomsInstaller.msi SystemOption=12 String

Configuration options for the Outlook Plugin for Windows

As part of the overall installation of the Zoom Outlook plugin on the command line, the following options must be configured.


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You can refer to the Microsoft article for MSI installation instructions if you are interested in other common installation methods.

MSI option Description Default state and value Value type
UsePMI Always use PMI when scheduling meetings. Disabled, 0 Boolean
AutoUpdate Allow the user to check for updates for the Outlook plugin. Enabled, 1 Boolean
StandardUserUpdate Allow standard user updating. This is ignored if AutoUpdate is disabled. Disabled, 0 Boolean

Active Directory Administrative Template configuration

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Frequently Asked questions

 

If Zoom is installed using MSI installer, then it can be configured as part of a GPO or SCCM process. The desktop client should be installed using a startup script that has been written for the client if you are installing via a GPO script. The Outlook plugin can also be deployed via GPO script, if you want the Outlook plugin to also be deployed via a logon script.
SCCM is a tool that can be used to deploy Zoom
  1. Select the /Software Library/Overview/Application Management/Applications menu option on the left side of the screen.
  2. In the above section, we created a Zoom application which you can find by right-clicking it.
  3. Then select the DEPLOY option.
Enable Auto Login
  1. In the top right hand corner of the desktop, click Spotlight Search.
  2. You can find the users and groups you are looking for.
  3. Please click the lock button at the bottom left of the Login Options tab if the setting is currently locked.
  4. To unlock the setting, you will need to enter the administrator password.
  5. You can select the user who will automatically log in to your account.

 

To enable Start Zoom when I start Windows:
  1. Log in to the Zoom Desktop Client using your Zoom account.
  2. Once you have clicked your profile picture, you will be able to access your settings.
  3. Click on the General tab. .
  4. Select the option to start Zoom every time I restart my computer by clicking the check box.
  5. Check the box that says Silently start Zoom when I start Windows when I launch Windows (optional) to turn it on.
You will find the “Start Zoom when I start Windows” option in the “General” tab of Zoom’s settings as the first option as soon as you are in Zoom’s settings. Click on this checkbox if you want Zoom to be launched automatically when Windows starts up. If you do not want it to be started automatically at bootup, you need to uncheck it.

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