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As stated above, it may be a plugin issue. Rename the Wp-content > plugins file, then once you get it working properly rename it back to the original file name and activate your plugins in the WP-admin/plugins area.

Move over to a linux host and you’ll be up in no time. Sounds like you did everything perfectly fine, just the fact that it is a MS SQL is causing problems.

At least you can be comforted in know the reason why you’re having the issues now!

Are you trying to just login to your WordPress site, or are you trying to edit the PHP to make it do something differently? If you can clarify your issue a bit more I may be able to help you out.

If you’re trying to go to yoursite.com/wp-admin and getting an error, chances are the install did not happen correctly, I would recommend uninstalling and retrying.

you shouldn’t be having to do all of that…

Do you have the original site files backup of public_html > <b>yoursite.com</b>?

Do you have the old database backup?

Here is what you need to do if so:

1) Delete everything out of your new hosts public_html and databases.
2) upload the original site files via ftp to public_html > yoursite.com
3) move the files from the folder you just uploaded into public_html >yoursite.com
4) create a new database and user, sync these two together and give all priveledges
5) go into PHPMYADMIN, double click on new database name (will be on the left side)
6) go to import and import the old database backup from your computer
7) go to public_html > yoursite.com > wp-config.php and edit in your new database information

you should be good to go now! If you get 404’s you may need to play around with the permalinks, but that should give you all the steps you need for a site transfer.

Have you tried creating a new database and user, syncing them, and then replacing that where the old information was in Wp-config.php?

Hi, I’d be happy to help you… are you familiar with FTP at all? If not download filezilla and I’ll walk you through the basics…

Ok, so if you have all the old files an database here is what you need to do:
1.) login to filezilla and take the old files you have and upload them to public_html > yoursite.com

2.) go to your file manager, and go to public_html > yoursite.com > oldsitefiles, move all the old site files into public_html > yoursite.com

3.) Create a new database, create a new user, sync the new user to the new database, allow all priveledges

4) Go into phpmyadmin, look on the left side for the new database name you created. Double click it, and then go to import, then select your old database backup (that was on your desktop computer)

5) Make sure it uploaded correctly, then go into public_html > yoursite.com > wp-config.php and edit in all the new database name, user, and password

6.) Login to wordpres admin using your old details and everything should be good to go!

*** If you have any problems with the article links being 404 errors, go into settings > permalinks > custom, change it to either /%category%/%postname%/ or /%postname%/

Everything should be back to normal for you now!

Can you give a link to your website so we can take a look?

I’m not familiar with 000webhost.com’s user control panel, do they have Fantastico, Quickinstall, or anything like that?

What error does register.php give you? If you’re trying to login to your WordPress admin it is located at yourdomain.com/wp-admin (then you just need to type in your username and password).