Stops any Plex processes that may still be running.
The following actions are performed when the updater is run: If you are logged in as a standard user, you simply need to right-click the Plex Auto Updater executable and select “Run as administrator” to allow the updater to perform the update. Since the Plex Auto Updater needs to install the Plex update, the updater needs to be run under an administrator account. The updater will automatically perform the tasks that you would normally need to take when updating Plex. The Plex Auto Updater makes it easy to update Plex when the Plex Media Server is running as a service. I created a small application called Plex Server Auto Updater that will perform the same update task when Plex is running as a service. While I can’t have Plex auto update to the latest version, I have found another way of accomplishing the same goal. The reason is that when running Plex Media Server as a service Plex is running as a service, any update through Plex can’t be done because the service needs to be stopped first before any updates can happen.įor me, another issue was that the Plex Media Server runs under a standard user account on my Windows 10 machine, and a standard user account can’t perform any application installs, which leads to another reason for me to disable Plex auto updates. On my Plex media server I run the Plex Media Server as a service, and the one issue that I had was not being able to update Plex from within the Web dashboard.
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