Not only does Plex give you the ability to keep everything right on your local network if you so desire, but in doing so, your photos won’t suffer any space saving compression tricks like they would if they were uploaded to, say, an unpaid Google Photos account. Making regular backups would help restore your Plex server with all your settings in case you need to reinstall Plex.What really makes Plex stand out compared to the cloud-based services isn’t the tagging or timeline features, however, but the double whammy of local storage benefits. Now that Plex is installed, and you have verified it is running, now would be a good time to take a backup of your Plex Media Server. At this point, if you choose to run Plex as is you can then launch Plex (if you didn't start it at the end of the install), and navigate to the Plex URL in your Web browser ( address of you Plex system]:32400/web/index.html#). Plex Media Server should now be installed on your Windows system.
Plex Media Server successful Windows installation screen Once the installation dialog is closed, you should follow the steps outlined in the Moving Plex Media Server to a Different User Account page. If you would like to run Plex Media Server under a different account (highly recommended), then click the Close button.If you only have the administrative account on your Windows machine, or you would just like Plex to run under the administrative account, click the Launch button to start Plex.Once Plex Media Server is installed, it will now run under the administrative account that was used to install the application.Enter the password to complete the install. If you aren’t using an administrator account in Windows, you may be required to enter your administrative account password.
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