No wordpress installation even though wordpress is installed

1. Why is WordPress not installing?
2. How do I fix WordPress installation error?
3. Why is WordPress asking me to install?
4. How do I manually install WordPress?
5. How do I manually install WordPress in cPanel?
6. How do I reinstall WordPress?
7. How do I reset WordPress?
8. What to do if WordPress is not working?
9. Where is the error log in WordPress?

Why is WordPress not installing?

The major causes of installation problems are: incorrect editing of the wp-config file database details. uploading WordPress to the wrong location on your server. using a web server that doesn't support standard WordPress hosting requirements.

How do I fix WordPress installation error?

Here are some thing you can do to solve it:

1. The most likely issue is a corrupted . ...
2. Try deactivating all of your Plugins to see if it is a Plugin issue. ...
3. Switch the Theme to the WordPress default Theme (e.g. Twenty Seventeen) to eliminate any Theme-related problems.
4. Increase the PHP Memory limit.

Why is WordPress asking me to install?

WordPress Redirecting to Install Again

This type of issue is most frequently caused by the use of an incorrect WordPress database table prefix. What you need to do to correct this is to ensure that the $table_prefix variable within your wp-config. php file matches your actual database table prefix.

How do I manually install WordPress?

1. Step 1: Download WordPress. Download the WordPress package to your local computer from https://wordpress.org/download/. ...
2. Step 2: Upload WordPress to Hosting Account. ...
3. Step 3: Create MySQL Database and User. ...
4. Step 4: Configure wp-config. ...
5. Step 5: Run the Installation. ...
6. Step 6: Complete the Installation.

How do I manually install WordPress in cPanel?

1. Installing WordPress in cPanel Manually. Download WordPress. Upload WordPress Install Script to Server. Create a MySQL Database and Database User. Create Database Users. Assign User to Database and Assign Permissions. Edit wp-config.php File. ...
2. Run WordPress Install Scripts. Complete the WordPress Installation.

How do I reinstall WordPress?

Reinstalling WordPress from the Dashboard (Updating Software)

1. Ensure you have backed up your WordPress site. ...
2. Log into your 'WordPress dashboard'.
3. Click on the 'Dashboard' menu and then on 'Updates'.
4. Click the 'Re-install' now button.
5. You will have simply and easily re-installed WordPress.

How do I reset WordPress?

To reset your site, you need to type the word 'reset' in the confirmation field before clicking the red 'Reset Site' button. WP Reset will pop up a message asking you to confirm that you want to reset the site. Click 'Reset WordPress' to continue. You'll see a 'Resetting in progress' message for a few seconds.

What to do if WordPress is not working?

Check to see if your WordPress site is unavailable for everyone or not loading for just you. Use WebsitePlanet to check. If your site is down only for you, it will show that the website is still up. The error is on your end, and chances are you might want to check your connectivity or clear your cache.

Where is the error log in WordPress?

Reviewing Your WordPress Error Logs

Once connected, go to /wp-content/ folder and inside it your will find a file called debug. log. You can download, view, or edit this file. It will contain all WordPress errors, warnings, and notices that were logged.