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For context, please understand that I am working through various health issues myself, and also my dad died last week (his funeral was on 10/3 in NY.)
Since I came home, I have ignored things that were left undone before I left over a week ago.
BUT,
I was greeted with the need to upgrade my Windows 10 PC to Windows 11. Unfortunately, I had not backed up my plex media server and settings.
So, now, today I come home after work and I’m on (my PC) Windows 11, and Plex recognizes “a plex media server” with my name on it, BUT, there are NO LIBRARIES.
What do I do?
EDIT TO ADD:
I think I figured it out, but am unsure how to proceed.
I have 3 main drives on the computer,
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C: drive is for the OS only, but is only 256 GB.
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D: drive is 1 TB. When I bought the PC, I decided to move “Documents” and “AppData” to the D: drive in order to save space in C: because of Plex and Calibre (e-book).
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However, I since moved “Documents” to a new B: drive I bought in order to have more space for everything. Then “AppData” was left on D:
AND, Everything in C:, D: and B: gets backed up.
I just never actually done the back-up from inside the app for Plex. I did for Calibre (it’s backed up to its own e-book backup drive.)
The question is:
Can I move the “Users/AppData/Local/Plex” and “Plex Media Server” folders to the C: Drive.
OR,
Can I relocate the AppData folder again like before?
It appears that Plex consumes over 709GB out of 931GB (1 TB Hard Drive). This is 681,635 folders and 651,092 files. This is on my D: drive. There is absolutely no way this fits on my C: drive. How do I point plex to “D:\Users\user\AppData\Local\” ??
How do I do this?
