That isn’t the latest version, but yes, it shouldn’t be harder than that to upgrade. Though, if you are a few major versions behind I’d advise to do a more incremental upgrade route just to be sure.
That isn’t the Plex server version, that’s the Plex Web version. You have a Plexpass with backup abilities in the butler service. Do a manual backup too and you should be more than safe.
I havent been able to upgrade on my Windows 10 pc for many months, same error everytime (c:\programdata\Programcache{guid}\pms.msi not found…
nope it wont, as the guid is not there, it hasnt been deleted either, cant explain, cant fix it, tried to reinstall various .net frameworks as per help page.
What I would like is a method to totally remove PMS from my pc, so I can reinstall from scratch… anyone help out here?
@g6hoq - best if you create your own thread in the Windows subforum.
@jetplex.in - no need to be confused. You were using the correct commands from the start. I just wanted to point out the fact hat the version you specified wasn’t the latest. I then assumed that you had done so because you was a bit behind in versions. A simple upgrade of versions won’t touch your libraries or affect watched status for instance.