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Hello there,
I’ll start by saying I’m no expert using plex. I downloaded the server a few years ago, and haven’t had a problem with it until now. A month ago there was an update available, I downloaded and began the updated as normal, but there was a problem and a message came up saying I should manually install the update. After it was all done, I got a message saying I needed to claim my server, but it wasn’t letting me. I followed the steps in other forums with the same problems, but nothing worked, I finally ended up uninstalling and deleting all plex files so I could start fresh. Now when I launch the server, it’s stuck loading with the plex logo on the screen.
Hello @ChuckPa I’ve seen you respond on other topics, and wondered if you could help me out. Plex doesn’t seem to have traditional tech support, and I’m not techy enough to fix Plex on my own.
Thank you so much for getting back to me, hope crazy day meant fun day! Lol
So since my original post, my screen is no longer stuck on loading. Now it just keeps telling me I need to download the server despite having it already.
Correct on server name and Long Beach. I just tried opening on incognito, hadn’t tried that before, no change.
As for the things I’ve tried already, I made a backup of my PMS RegEdit, then started deleting the token, email and username. I can’t remember if I saw it on a topic here, or if it was a youtube video, it worked for someone having the same problem as me but it didn’t fix my issue.
After this I uninstalled plex and deleted all files from my comp, I thought a fresh reinstall would help, this also didn’t work. The last thing I did was install PMS on my laptop (I had it there in the past), on my laptop everything works great, my server is claimed, and even some of my old media setup is still there. I wondered if I could copy the token from my laptop and use it on the pc, but it was no good, so I restored my comp RegEdit again.
Since I was only looking to see if plex would work elsewhere, I uninstalled PMS from my laptop and that’s when I reached out.
I do have a VPN but I disabled it when the problems started. Plus I’ve always had the VPN and PMS at the same time, I’ve never had an issue. I don’t quite know what to do now.
That is an excellent question. I don’t see how it could have, but that’s getting a little beyond me now. Would you happen to know how I could check that?
Not sure if this will help with SSL issues, but a couple of networking items I noticed:
The WiFi adapter keeps disappearing and re-appearing (80 times in PlexMediaServer.log).
Disable it, so the system will use only the wired interface.
In Settings → Network, disable IPv6. It appears you’ve no IPv6 on your network. The interface addresses are all local. There are no publicly routable addresses.
Hi, I’ve been in the middle of a move and haven’t had time to take care of this further, I’m settling into my new place, I’ll try to upload new log files soon!