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I've used to host my wordpress blog. I've create db and suceess. But I can't access to install.php file to insltall my new Blog

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— quick, practical checklist that follows up on the points raised by and . These are the highest-yield checks that will usually explain why the installer page is unreachable and how to fix it.

  • Confirm the WordPress files are uploaded to the web document root (common names: public_html, htdocs, www) or to the exact subfolder you expect. Use FTP or the host file manager to verify the files are present.
  • Use the correct installer path for the location you uploaded WordPress (for a root install the installer lives under /wp-admin/install.php). If you put the files in a subfolder, include that folder in the URL.
  • Verify server-side support: PHP and MySQL must be enabled. A quick test is to upload a small PHP file that calls phpinfo() and view it in a browser to confirm PHP is running (remove the file afterward for security). 
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
  • Check permissions (directories typically 755, files 644) and look for an index.html or aggressive .htaccess rules that might block or redirect requests. If you get 403/404/500 errors, check the web server error log or post the exact error here.
  • If the host blocks server-side scripts or you cannot access the root, contact support and ask them to confirm the document root and that PHP/MySQL are active.

If you want step-by-step help after trying the above, post the exact URL you are using and any error messages. For the official install flow see How to install WordPress.

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Does the ISP allow server-side scripts?

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Are you using wordpress?

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Can u access usr directory?

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