Independent open-source Windows profile-isolation utility for Zoom Error 1132.
Recreates a local helper account and starts an existing Zoom Workplace installation using that separate Windows profile.
Download the latest release ┬╖ Website ┬╖ Contribute ┬╖ Security
This is the canonical public source for the Windows app. Issues, pull requests, CI, and GitHub Releases all live here: 1132-Fixer/windows.
Companion products in the same organization:
Error 1132 can stay after Zoom is reinstalled. It is often tied to a Windows user profile, not the Zoom installer.
1132 Fixer resets a separate helper account named user1, then opens Zoom under that account.
You (your Windows account)
|
v
1132 Fixer
|
v
helper account (user1)
|
v
Zoom Workplace (already installed)
When you press Fix now, the app:
- Checks Windows, admin access, and the Zoom install.
- Stops active
user1sessions and removes the old helper profile. - Recreates
user1and applies safe session settings. - Opens and checks Zoom Workplace as
user1. - Creates or repairs the desktop shortcut.
- Shows a clear result when the work is done.
Longer user and contributor guides: docs/README.md.
| Feature | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Automatic checks | Finds blockers before the fix starts. |
| One-click flow | Runs the full fix from one main button. |
| Fix receipt | Shows what worked and what needs attention. |
| Desktop shortcut | Creates or repairs a shortcut that opens Zoom as user1. |
| Camera and microphone setup | Applies safe Windows desktop-app consent settings. |
| Support report | Builds a redacted report you can review before sharing. |
| Feedback | Opens bug, rating, and general feedback choices. |
| Two builds | Setup installer or a portable .exe. |
Important
1132 Fixer deletes and recreates the local user1 helper account. Anything stored in that helper profile is removed. It does not delete files or Zoom data from your normal Windows profile. Do not run it while signed in to Windows as user1.
The app manages this local account:
Username: user1
Password: random — a fresh one is generated on every fix run
- You never need the password. The desktop shortcut signs in for you: the fix stores the password encrypted with Windows DPAPI in
%APPDATA%\1132 Fixer\helper-credential.bin, next to the shortcut launcher (launch-zoom-as-user1.ps1). Only your own Windows account can decrypt it. No plain-text password is written to disk. Shortcuts from older versions keep working and are upgraded on the next fix run. user1is a standard user, not an administrator. If an older version made it an administrator, the next fix run removes those rights.- Do not use
user1as your everyday Windows account. - The app may ask for Windows admin approval.
-
Windows 10 or Windows 11, x64
-
Administrator access
-
The Windows Secondary Logon service must be available
-
Zoom Workplace installed (machine-wide). The default path is:
C:\Program Files\Zoom\bin\Zoom.exeOther machine-wide install locations are detected automatically.
- Download the latest Setup or Portable build.
- Open 1132 Fixer (Run as administrator if Windows asks).
- Read the safety note.
- Press Fix now.
- Approve any Windows prompt.
- Sign in to Zoom in the new session.
- Create the desktop shortcut if you want faster access next time.
v5.6.0 builds check for updates through https://botify-network.com/downloads/1132-fixer/updates, which serves the same installer that is published on this repository's Releases. If you installed v5.5.1 or earlier, your copy still checks the old download location (PrimeUpYourLife/1132-Fixer-Windows-Releases); that location still answers, but it will not offer newer versions. Install the latest release from this repository once to move off it. The update location is fixed when a build is made, so an existing install cannot be pointed somewhere else remotely.
- The fix runs on your PC.
- The app does not send a report unless you press Submit.
- Support reports hide common private values such as usernames, profile paths, and SIDs.
- Read any report before you attach it.
Common fixes are in docs/user/troubleshooting.md.
| Problem | Try this |
|---|---|
| The app says permission is missing | Close it, then approve the Windows prompt. |
| Zoom is not found | Install Zoom Workplace with the machine-wide installer. |
| Fix now stays unavailable | Open View details and fix the marked item. |
| Camera or microphone is missing | Set camera and microphone access for desktop apps while signed in as user1. |
| SmartScreen warns, or Smart App Control blocks the app | Releases are unsigned. SmartScreen lets you continue; Smart App Control does not, and has no per-app exception. Do not turn it off for this. See troubleshooting and code signing. |
- Unsigned releases. No code-signing certificate is configured. Windows SmartScreen shows a warning on first run, and Windows 11 PCs with Smart App Control in enforcement will not open the app at all. See docs/security/code-signing.md.
- One helper account. The fix always rebuilds the
user1helper account; it does not manage other accounts.
- Users: how it works · install · privacy
- Contributors: CONTRIBUTING.md · architecture
- Security: SECURITY.md · threat model
- Index: docs/README.md
The code is MIT-licensed; the brand is not.
1132 Fixer for Windows is MIT-licensed. You may use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and sell copies of the software, provided the copyright notice and permission notice stay with it. See LICENSE.
The 1132 Fixer name, logo, and icons are not covered by the MIT licence. Using the software under MIT does not grant trademark rights. See TRADEMARKS.md for what a fork may and may not imply, and NOTICE.md for attribution and third-party notices.
git clone https://github.com/1132-Fixer/windows.git
cd windows
npm ci
npm test
npm startBuild (Windows x64):
npm run build:allVersion bump:
node scripts/bump-version.js patch
npm install --package-lock-onlynpm test runs every tools/*-smoke.js check with Node alone. CI additionally builds the installer on a Windows runner and runs tools/packaged-acceptance.js against the packaged executable: it launches the real app, proves it leaves Checking within the deadline, checks the footer, focus rings, target sizes and scrollbars at 100 %, 125 % and 150 % scaling, confirms only that state's controls are visible, walks View details → category → Back, exercises the second-instance guard and the Fix now journey, and uploads screenshots and a report as the packaged-acceptance artifact. That driver needs an elevated Windows session without Smart App Control enforcement.
A v* tag reachable from main runs .github/workflows/release.yml, which builds Setup and Portable artifacts, checksums, and latest.yml onto this repository's GitHub Releases.
Secrets belong in GitHub Actions or the feedback service — never in app source or a packaged config. See CONTRIBUTING.md and docs/development/building.md.
- Code and documentation: MIT. Declared in
package.json("license": "MIT") and reproduced in full in the rootLICENSE. - Distributed installers and portable builds ship
build/license.txt. That file is the same MIT text as the rootLICENSE, plus a canonical-source line; it is not a separate end-user agreement. - Product names, logos, icons, and brand artwork are not licensed under MIT, prospectively from the notice date — see ASSET-LICENSE.md for the exact file list and provenance records.
Independent project. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Zoom Communications, Inc.
1132 Fixer is an independent open-source Windows profile-isolation utility that recreates a local helper account and starts an existing Zoom Workplace installation using that separate Windows profile. It works only on the user’s own Windows computer. It does not change the user’s main Windows profile or personal Zoom files, chats, contacts, or Zoom account data. Zoom Workplace must be installed separately. Obtain it from Zoom’s official Download Center. 1132 Fixer does not download, bundle, modify, or redistribute Zoom Workplace.
