Article: Using your preferred web browser, go to the official Plex website so you can download the Plex Media Server on your computer. It's the yellow colored button on the left side of the page. This will open a new option at the bottom of the page. It's at the bottom of the page. This will begin the download for the Plex media server on your computer. Be sure the webpage has detected the correct operating system before you begin the download. By default, your downloaded files can be found in your "Download" folder. On Mac, the download will be a ZIP file. Double-clicking the zip file will extract the files into a new folder. On Windows, click Install and let the program install on your computer. On Mac, drag the Plex Media Server app into your Applications folder. On Windows, after it's done installing, you can click Launch to launch the server. It will open Plex Media server in a web browser. You can create a Plex account using your Google or Facebook accounts, or you can sign up with your email address. #*Make sure you sign in using the same method across all devices. If you create a Plex account with your Google account, make sure you sign in to Plex on your iPhone or iPad with your Google account. You can click "Activate" to pay a small fee to activate it, or "Subscribe to Plex Pass" to subscribe to the Plex Pass for added benefits. If you want to continue in trial mode, click "Skip For Now". There will be limited playback and a watermark over images while Plex is in Trial mode. This opens a pop-up menu. Pick from Movies, TV Shows, Music, Photos, or Other Videos. It's in the column to the left in the "Edit" menu. It's below the list of folders in your library. This will open a box that will let you browse folders on your computer. Plex Media Server will try to scan and add folders automatically. Navigate to a folder containing media. If you are adding videos to your "Movie" library, navigate to a folder containing videos. Do the same for Music, and Photos. It's the orange button at the bottom-right of the browse box. Add as many folders as you like.
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Go to https://www.plex.tv/downloads in a web browser. Click Download. Click Download. Double-click the Plex Media Server installer file. Install the Plex Media Server. Open the Plex Media Server app. Select a sign in method to create an account. Select a Plex option. Click Add Library.It's in the middle of your dashboard page. Select a media type. Click Add Folders. Click Browse For Media Folder. Select a folder containing your media. Click Add.

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Decide whether or not you want to stain your floor. Choose a stain. Apply a durable floor sealant to the hardwood prior to staining it. Stain the floor generously using a brush, a rag or a roller. Add as many additional coats as you need to achieve your desired result. Consider using a polyurethane clear-coat.