Fix Zoom 1132 errors in two clicks.
ZoomFixer instantly resolves 1132 errors on the desktop Zoom client for macOS by helping you reset required files & network configuration in just two clicks, ensuring you can get back to your meetings in seconds.
Features
Everything you need to fix Zoom errors
ZoomFixer is designed to be simple, effective, and safe.
Two-Click Fix
Resolves the errors with just two clicks, and no technical knowledge required.
Instant Results
Get back to your meetings in seconds instead of wasting time troubleshooting.
Secure Operation
ZoomFixer only modifies the network settings needed to fix Zoom, keeping your system secure.
Automatic Updates
Always stay up-to-date with the latest fixes for new Zoom versions. You can check for updates in the file menu at any time.
How to Use
Simple steps to fix your Zoom
ZoomFixer is designed to be intuitive and easy to use, even for non-technical users.
1. Download ZoomFixer
Download the latest version of ZoomFixer by clicking the Download button at the top of this page.
2. Install the Application
.dmg file and drag ZoomFixer.app to your Applications folder.3. Launch & Select Network
ZoomFixer.app from your Applications folder. Select your primary network interface from the drop-down menu (it should usually be preselected). Tip: Keep the icon in your dock for easy access.4. Click "Reset Network"
5. Start Zoom
Wi-Fi Users
Every feature you need to fix Zoom.Try it for yourself.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about ZoomFixer
What is error 1132 in Zoom?
Error 1132 is a common Zoom error that occurs when there's a network connectivity issue, often related to your computer's network configuration.
Is ZoomFixer safe to use?
Yes, ZoomFixer is completely safe. It only modifies the specific network settings needed to fix Zoom errors and doesn't access any personal data.
What Macs are compatible with ZoomFixer?
ZoomFixer works on any Intel or Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4, etc.) Mac running macOS Big Sur (11.0) or later. The earliest Mac models in each product line that can run Big Sur include:
- MacBook Pro: MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015) or newer
- MacBook Air: MacBook Air (11-inch, Mid 2013) or newer
- MacBook: MacBook (Retina, 12-inch, Early 2015) or newer
- iMac: iMac (21.5-inch, Mid 2014) or newer
- iMac Pro: iMac Pro (2017) or newer
- Mac mini: Mac mini (Late 2014) or newer
- Mac Pro: Mac Pro (Late 2013) or newer
For a complete list of compatible Mac models, see Apple's compatibility page.
ZoomFixer didn't work for me. What do I do now?
If ZoomFixer doesn't work for you, you can try the following:
- Completely close Zoom and ZoomFixer.
- For any web browser you have installed on your Mac, clear all site data from it, except for your saved passwords. Here's how to do that for each of the major browsers:
- Close the browsers completely, then reboot your computer.
- After rebooting, do not open any browsers. Run ZoomFixer, and try the fix again.
A note about network adapters: Our testing has found that some desktop Macs (iMac, Mac Pro, Mac Mini) may not work with ZoomFixer using the built-in Ethernet adapter. If you are having trouble getting ZoomFixer to work, you can try purchasing this brand of USB Ethernet adapter which we have found works very well consistently: Plugable 2.5G USB C and USB to Ethernet Adapter.
Why do you need my login username and password?
ZoomFixer requires you (or any administrator on your computer) to authorize the app:
- to patch the Zoom application
- to temporarily change the network interfaces on your computer
The ZoomFixer developers never see, handle or store your login or password. macOS handles the authorization via a system dialog, and once the permission is granted, we can run the commands necessary to perform the two steps above.
Do I need to use this every time I use Zoom?
Yes. Due to the nature of the error, you will need to run ZoomFixer every time you use Zoom, as the patches ZoomFixer applies are not permanent.
Will ZoomFixer affect my other applications?
No, ZoomFixer only modifies network settings that affect Zoom. Your other applications will continue to work normally.
How do I uninstall ZoomFixer?
To uninstall ZoomFixer, simply delete ZoomFixer.app from your /Applications folder. That's it! ZoomFixer does not make any permanent changes to your system, or leave anything behind.
Is ZoomFixer free?
Yes, ZoomFixer is completely free to download and use.
How do I report a bug, request a feature, or ask questions?
Please check our website for the most up-to-date support information. You can also reach out via our Support Channel.
Is ZoomFixer open source?
No, for a number of reasons, ZoomFixer is released as a closed-source, native macOS application.
If there are any concerns, please reach out to us via our website to discuss the app, and we're happy to provide as much information as possible.