There are many potential causes for the “plex error undefined code” message. This error can be caused by incorrect server settings, an outdated or corrupt Plex Media Server installation, or a problem with the client device. In some cases, this error may also be caused by a network issue or firewall configuration.
Some users might also have success with the following opitons:
- Reset your Plex Media Server
- Delete your Plex Media Server and recreate it
Contents:
- Check your internet connection
- Check if your Plex Media Server is online
- Restart your Plex Media Server
- Update your Plex Media Server
1. Check your internet connection
- First, open the Google Chrome web browser and type “netstat -an”. This will open a window that lists all of the active network connections on your computer.
- Next, look for any connections that are listed as “Unknown” or “Protocol not supported”. These connections may be problematic and need to be fixed.
- Next, try to connect to plex using the plex client that you installed on your computer. If you are unable to connect, then you will need to fix your internet connection.
- If you are still unable to connect, then you will need to contact your internet provider to fix the problem.
2. Check if your Plex Media Server is online
- Navigate to: http://plex.tv/devices
- If the Plex Media Server is not listed, click on the “Add a device” button at the top of the page.
- Input the following information into the “Device information” field:
- IP Address: The IP address of the Plex Media Server.
- Port: 27017
- Username: The username for the Plex Media Server.
- Password: The password for the Plex Media Server.
- Click on the “Add” button.
- The Plex Media Server should now be listed on the “Devices” page. If it is not, click on the ” Refresh ” button.
- Enter the following information into the “Server information” field:
- Title: Plex
- Description: The description of the Plex Media Server.
- Website: The website for the Plex Media Server.
- Language: The language of the Plex Media Server.
- Click on the “Update” button.
3. Restart your Plex Media Server
- First, open Plex Media Server on your computer.
- Click the “Plex” logo in the upper left corner.
- Click the “Settings” button in the lower left corner.
- Click the “Restart” button.
- When the Plex Media Server restart is complete, open the “Logs” tab.
- Review the “Plex Media Server” log file for information about the restart.
- If the Plex Media Server still fails to start, please submit a support ticket.
4. Update your Plex Media Server
The steps to update your Plex Media Server are as follows:
- Navigate to the Plex Media Server website and click on the “Update” button.
2.Input your server’s information and click on the “Update Now” button. - Plex will check for updates and, if any are available, will prompt you to install them.
- Once the updates have been installed, Plex will restart the server.
- Once the server has restarted, you should see a message stating that the server is updated.
If you still experience issues with your Plex Media Server, please contact our support team for assistance.





