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I have an AMD FX-4100 quad-core, 3.60 Ghz, Windows 10 Pro fully up to date. This has been happening for quite a few months now, it's taken me a while to get around to looking at it. Google Meets, MS Teams, Slack and Skype all do the same job and work perfectly, the only problem is that I have a large family group who are old and not tech-savvy, it took a while to get them to understand and use Zoom, it will be harder to get them to move off it now, so I would rather get the Zoom backgrounds working again if poss.Д¬urrently on Zoom version: 5.4.3 (58891.1115) The Zoom site doesn't have old versions available, and the one other site I found was an adware (possibly malware) site which can't be trusted.ДЇinally I should add that yes, it's much easier to use another package instead of Zoom.

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(Puts on conspiracy hat) Is there a deal between Intel and Zoom to disallow AMD processors? Why are under-powered Intel processors allowed but not much stronger AMD processors?Дoes anyone know how I can fool Zoom into thinking I have an 8-core CPU when it installs? It probably checks system requirements once, could we run in a sandbox where I can mock the Windows API call so the Zoom installer thinks it is running on an 8-core box?Дoes anyone know where Zoom keeps a note (registry? config file?) to say 'prevent zoom backgrounds'? if I could find that and change it, then I can go back to the backgrounds working like they were for months on end until Zoom broke it.Дoes anyone know of an FTP site or anywhere where I could get an old version of Zoom? Then I could uninstall the Zoom update and reinstall the old one which worked perfectly. This is a joke because at the low end of their Intel requirements they allow an i3 with all the processing power of a three-legged flea. Their minimum spec wants an AMD processor with 8 cores. Security: Even though both zoom and google meet provide 100 encrypted connections, I personally think google meet is somewhat better due to the. This is doubly annoying because it was working perfectly until Zoom decided arbitrarily to break it, in an update. UI: Zoom and google meet have decent UI, but assuming that participants will be using mobiles, they might have a hard time with chatting in zoom as it takes up a lot of space to view all contents. I was using Zoom with video backgrounds for months and months, then Zoom deliberately broke this in an upgrade. My computer runs lots of apps at once, HD video, plenty of spare CPU and spare memory. My Zoom was working perfectly - I have a powerful AMD machine, 4 cores, 3.6 Ghz, a ton of RAM. I am also seeing: 'Your device does not support virtual backgrounds'. I would love to find a way to do this too.

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