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See Upgrading FileMaker Server on an existing single machine and secondary machine (Windows and macOS).

This process converts your preference files to an updated format without making changing to the database files. For users upgrading to Server version 19.2 with an existing PHP installation, you will need to back up the PHP folder and restore it after the upgrade is. The folder FileMaker ServerWeb Publishingpublishing-enginephp is not created as part of the installation. The FileMaker Server installer prompts you for some of the settings that you noted in Step 2. To deploy across multiple machines, see Deploying FileMaker server across multiple machines.

The installer finds your existing databases, configuration files, SSL certificate, logs, and other files it then installs or replaces new executables and libraries while transitioning your files to the new version. PHP is no longer installed on a Windows installation of FileMaker Server 19.2. To deploy on a single machine, see Installing FileMaker Server on a single machine (Windows and macOS) or Installing FileMaker Server on a single machine (Linux). Settings are saved automatically, and you don’t need to uninstall the current installation. In addition, the installer preserves most user data and configuration. (See the FileMaker Server Release Notes for the versions you can upgrade from.) During an upgrade, the installer detects the previous version that is installed, and displays the appropriate screens. In Windows (FileMaker Server only) or macOS (FileMaker Server only), the FileMaker Server installer can be used for new installations and also for upgrading an existing installation from an earlier version.