• This is the msg after running repair:

    WordPress
    The wp_users table is okay.
    The wp_usermeta table is okay.
    The wp_posts table is okay.
    The wp_comments table is okay.
    The wp_links table is okay.
    The wp_options table is okay.
    The wp_postmeta table is okay.
    The wp_terms table is okay.
    The wp_term_taxonomy table is okay.
    The wp_term_relationships table is okay.
    The wp_commentmeta table is okay.
    Repairs complete. Please remove the following line from wp-config.php to prevent this page from being used by unauthorized users.
    define(‘WP_ALLOW_REPAIR’, true);
    So I try again to install and get the same error message!!
    What the devil is going on? I’m new and just trying to get WordPress
    to work.
    I’m running a tutorial from Lynda.com and it had
    me set databasename to explore_ca
    user to root
    password to root
    to match exercise files.
    Could this be a problem?

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  • Yes. Check your database details with your host.

    Thread Starter kochese

    (@kochese)

    I am the host. This is on localhost on my home computer.

    See installing WordPress locally. Tutorials on Lynda.com are not very good, in my opinion.

    Thread Starter kochese

    (@kochese)

    Maybe I’m not being clear. I installed Wampserver successfully, created a database called explore_ca, extracted all the WordPress files of the latest download into C:\wamp\www\explore_ca which created a sub-folder called WordPress which I renamed blog so all the wordpress files are in
    C:\wamp\www\explore_ca\blog. I ran wp-admin which created a new
    wp-config.php file, then when it said sparky go ahead and install I did.
    That’s when I got the result shown above. All of these steps match the procedure in the link you provided. For some reason WordPress doesn’t like the files it created and repaired successfully. I’m just trying to get this program to work so I can learn how to use it. I’m getting very frustrated. Judging by all the other entries in the forum with this error message, I’m not alone.

    Thanks for your suggestions, but I don’t think they have addressed the cause of the problem yet.

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