pgAdmin 4 don't find existing local servers and no "Connect to server" option - pgadmin-4

I created my local server and databases with pgAdmin 3 two weeks ago.
I installed pgAdmin 4 and when opened my servers are not there and neither the Object/Connect option.
How can I retrive existing server configuration?
Thanks in advance
Marcos

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