Upgrading pgAdmin 4 For PostgreSQL 12 (Windows 10)

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Hello Fellow Codenewbies π,
We just installed PostgreSQL 12 on our Windows 10.
Now we can use pgAdmin 4 β the graphical tool with the installer package for managing and developing our database.
It then asks us to create a master password.
The master password is required to unlock saved passwords and reconnect to the database server(s).
Create the password, and then we're good to go.
I got the case where the PostgreSQL 12 installer comes with pgAdmin 4 version 4.21 while the latest version is 4.23.

In this post, we will upgrade it to the latest version.
Go to uninstall PostgreSQL.
We can find the uninstall application by going to the directory where PostgreSQL 12 is installed on our machine.
Download the latest version of pgAdmin 4 here and start the installation.
It will first prompt us to a dialog where we can select the installation folder.
By default, it will offer us to install pgAdmin 4 in C:\Program Files (x86).

We want to install it in the same directory as our PostgreSQL 12 to replace the older version.



And there, now we have the latest version of pgAdmin 4 π
Thank you for reading!
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