Turns out the I5 processor is a second generation chip and does not support virtual backgrounds. I still like the device in many ways but was surprised that a “business” version has an older chip. It does support green screen backgrounds but that doesn’t help when traveling!
Looks like you copied a Zoom response which is nonsense.
the Go 4 has an Intel N200 chip not an i5 ... for that matter the GO 3 had either Pentium Gold 6500y or i3-10100y
I'll copy a Zoom response ...
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Community Champion | Zoom Employee
I hear ya, its a weird set of system requirements, but that is how the system has been built and checks hardware. I'll pass along your feedback.
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What this is saying is they are checking Hardware IDs and if it's not in their list they don't support it.
Since the Intel N200 is fairly new it's a safe bet the Hardware ID is not on their list.
When/if they update their software it will work.
The N200 uses UHD Graphics 770 while the GO 3 chips use UHD 615 - an older Intel Integrated GPU. I'm sure the UHD 770 isn't on their list either. Frankly, this is a stupid way for Zoom to be coding their app and leads to this type of problem. Their forums are full of complaints about Virtual Background not being supported because every time there is a new CPU/GPU they don't recognize it which is literally happening all the time.
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I should add that yes, it's much easier to use another package instead of Zoom. Google Meets, MS Teams, Slack and Skype all do the same job and work perfectly while Zoom says device does not support virtual backgrounds
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