Comment installer WordPress sur un ordinateur Windows (2 méthodes)

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1. mike

   installed wamp Apache/2.4.9 (Win32) PHP/5.5.12, downloaded wordpress, configured wp-config nothing, absolutely nothing happens.

   Any thoughts?

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2. Villi

   Hey. So everything worked great and i have been playing around practicing. Now i am going to make another website but keep the practice website also, but i need them to be completely independent from each other since i dont want my « messing around » to affect the new one Should i install wordpress again and follow the same instructions (extract the wordpress folder to C:\wamp\www etc.) and make another database ?

   In short, should i follow exactly the same process as before, except i would not need to download wamp again obviously.

   Thank you

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Yes, you need to follow the same instructions.

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3. Wayne

   Great article. I have managed to get everything up and running. But have not got stuck when I try to upload a Theme I have purchased. I have a personal live site using WordPress. But wanted to build one offline for my workplace, hence I am using phpAdmin. Any ideas please how I can work on purchased themes on a localhost?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Installing a purchased theme is no different on a localhost site than on a live site. Simply go to Appearance > Themes on your localhost site. Click on the Add New button and then click on the Upload button. Click on the choose file button to locate the Theme Zip file from your computer and then upload it.

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4. Manoj

   Hi

   I had installed everything as per the guide here and my site was working fine. Today, however, i tried to loginto localhost and it gives an error. It says this webpage is not available. ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

   Kindly help

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5. naveenraj

   hi sir,

   The icon says in orange colour and i getting blank pages when i go for localhost/phpmyadmin/ page, Please help t resolve this.

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Please see WAMP documentation and support forums.

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6. bella

   « Go to C:\wamp\www and paste wordpress folder there. »

   I can’t seem to find anywhere that accepts my wordpress folder. Does anybody have more detailed description to do this step for me? Thank you very much for all you sharing people

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   • Ayesha

     Hi,

     Once you go to wordpress.org and install wp, you will have a wordpress zip folder, extract its contents and it would create a wordpress folder, open this folder and copy the folder named wordpress. Now goto your wampserver folder and then open www folder that lies insides wampserver folder, paste the folder wordpress over there i.e. inside www folder.
     You just have to copy your wordpress folder and paste it in the www folder of wampserver.

     Hope that helps!

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7. Kush Singh

   Really it’s very helpful site for installing wordpress.
   Nice work guys keep it up…

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8. Satish Shihani

   Superb….. I really like this
   On my first attempt only, i done all installation without any error

   Thank you so much for this tutorial

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9. Amir

   Smooth and fun, worked like a charm. I had only one problem which was resolved by shutting down a certain Microsoft product…
   Thank you.

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10. Paul

    Great tutorial glad I found it as I am just learning how to use wamp and my local server to build wordpress sites. I would also like to copy a live wordpress site to my local server so I could modify a theme, then reload it to the remote server and was wondering if there was a tutorial on how to do that? I have found and read the tutorial on uploading a site from my local server to the remote one but nothing on copying a live site to the local server and getting it to work. Is this possible and if so, do you have a tutorial on how to achieve it successfully? Thanks in advance.

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11. Kvaibahv01

    Hey there,

    I had created a Wordpress blog earlier this month and my WAMP server was uninstalled due to some reasons….I reinstalled it>did all the same steps> named the ‘wordpress’ folder to ‘site’> opened localhost/site/wp-admin which says :

    Welcome to WordPress. Before getting started,………………………….before proceeding.

    Database name
    Database username
    Database password
    Database host
    Table prefix (if you want to run more than one WordPress in a single database)
    We’re going…………We got it.

    In all …………… all ready…

    I clicked ‘Let’s go’ button which opened ‘Setup config.File’ entered my DB name ‘site’> ‘username’ and ‘password’ I edited on ‘wp-config-sample.php’ and changed username to blank and same with password too> Click next and now it shows me an error « Can’t select database »:

    We ………………. database.

    Are you sure it exists?
    Does the user have permission to use the site database?
    On some systems the name of your database is prefixed with your username, so it would be like username_site. Could that be the problem?
    If you don’t know how to set up a database you should contact your host. If all else fails you may find help at the WordPress Support Forums.

    Please help!

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Visit localhost/phpmyadmin to confirm that the database name you entered is correct.

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12. Geraldine

    Hello. I hope you can help me with this. After I created the test site, how can I share this to my friend via online?

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13. Rhian Williams

    thank you so much for this I have been battling with localhost software all day and this worked first time for me

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14. moneytechnicals

    Ive installed WAMP in windows 7 32 bit. And want to use wordpress. But its not showing to create configuration file. Its showing an error like this-

    Warning:
    require(C:wampwwwwordpress-trunk/wp-blog-header.php): failed to open
    stream: No such file or directory in
    C:wampwwwwordpress-trunkindex.php on line 18

    Please help me to get out of this. Thank you in advance.

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    • Campbell Sinclair

      Hello and to anyone who googles this error and is stuck like I was on this,

      You likely downloaded the zip installer and extracted them, maybe cancelled it some point because the extraction / transfer of the folder inside was slow. I’m not sure what happened, not the point either.

      This error occurs when not all the files are present. Try and hunt down wp-blog-header in your WordPress folder directory with a simple search. The index page (one that is first loaded by a browser when it opens a directory) is only asking for this file but it simply won’t be there with it in the directory. Index.php is asking for wp-blog-header and everyone else said I’m not the file you’re looking for.

      I downloaded the version prior and it was complete because I had the installation page as expected. This is the quickest and certain fix. If you do this, you will should be able to upgrade to the latest once you have installed as well.

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15. WPBeginner Staff

    Yes you can.

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16. ArtaGene

    Since I didn’t see any specs listed, not sure my old computer will have enough memory…can I install on a portable drive (connects with USB) and use that way ?

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17. WPBeginner Staff

    Seems like WAMP didn’t install correctly on your computer. Try installing again or try XAMP.

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18. jerry

    I get this error right at the end of the installation.

    httpd.exe – system error

    The program can’t start because MSVCR110.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this
    problem

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19. nikhil

    i have install wamp server but when i am going to phpMyAdmin it is showing error like this:-

    Forbidden

    You don’t have permission to access /phpmyadmin/ on this server.

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20. Roshan Bagdiya

    error
    #1045 – Access denied for user ‘root’@’localhost’ (using password: NO)

    while accesing phpmyadmin
    how to resolve it

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21. WPBeginner Staff

    Please make sure that the Wamp server icon in your taskbar turns Green before you click on phpMyAdmin. You can also try manually accessing phpMyAdmin by typing this URL in your browser’s address bar http://localhost/phpmyadmin/

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22. Diviya

    Followed your procedure step wise. Now when I try to setup database for Wordpress, when I click on phpMyadmin I get error ‘HTTP Error 404. The requested resource is not found’

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23. Syed Balkhi

    Done – thanks for the suggestion.

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24. Carrie

    FYI, the « Skype » error also happens with a similar program called Team Viewer. A similar simple fix, going in to the program and changing the checkbox regarding ports 80 and 443. I agree with others, if nothing else you should put a link to the troubleshooting info in the article right after the WAMP installation. I got frustrated that I kept getting an error, and decided to look through the comments until I found a solution.

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25. Anand Upadhyay

    Suggested edit. Please replace

    C:wampwww

    with

    C:wampwww

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26. Aditya Pranav

    Done all thing , but when I click on phpMyadmin the an error page will open in browser and that is :-
    HTTP Error 404.0 – Not Found
    The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

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27. Derick

    Howe about adding a tutorial that continues from this one on how to add multiple websites to be worked on offline like the above one.

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28. Vijay

    Thanks so much for this. It worked for me.

    My only complaint is that the skype error should have been right after the WAMP installation part. I spent a lot of time figuring out how to get the WAMP icon to go green instead of orange. Ultimately found out that IIS 8.5 was using port 80 and that I had to stop WWW publishing services from Services.msc and restart the Apache on WAMP to get it to work.

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29. M♥ηyαηє Ramołło™

    Great tutorial

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30. Jim

    Great tutorial. Big thanks. Only you should post the info on Skype port before in the beginning, as I did everything by myself and changed the port number in wamp folder. Then here I found out that there was easier way doing it on Skype

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31. lobsterhands

    Great tutorials. Thank you for being so clear and concise.

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32. Lis

    Fab article! I’m all installed and working. However, any additional pages I am creating over and above the home page don’t work. I am creating the page in Wordpress, but when following the ‘View’ link, I get a 404. Any idea?

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33. pramod

    Downloaded everything. when i write on web http://localhost/mysite/ but display error

    The requested URL /mysite/ was not found on this server.

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34. Monica

    Very helpful thanks.

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35. St. Buzo of C.O.B. ®

    Bingo..!! this was so helpful.!! Phase one done i have installed..!!

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36. anbu

    dear sir,
    this blog is very usefull to me..as per your instruction i create a website locally. but when i try to open the same site from different machine in tha same lan i can’t.please guide me.
    i tried via this following method in another computer
    1.http://192.168.1.88/(sitename).
    2.http://localhost/(sitename)

    the site is not opening

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37. anbu

    dear sir,
    this blog is very usefull to me..as per your instruction i create a website locally. but when i try to open the same site from different machine in tha same lan i can’t.please guide me.
    i tried via this following method in another computer
    1.http://192.168.1.88/(sitename).
    2.http://localhost/(sitename)

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    • Lyle Denman

      http://forum.wampserver.com/read.php?2,121118

      This should answer many of your questions. Know that you will also have to update your database’s options (from localhost/phpmyadmin/). wp_options > siteurl and wp_options > home should be changed from http://localhost/database_name to http://your_local_ip_address/database_name (for example http://192.168.0.11/coolsite/).

      Make sure you open c:/wamp/bin/apache/apache2.4.9/conf/httpd.conf

      In that file, after the line reading: # onlineoffline tag – don’t remove, add the following 2 lines:
      Require all granted
      Require ip 192.168.0 (or whatever the first 3 groupings of your local ipv4 address is)

      Then, in the same file, find the line reading: #Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf and remove the # from the beginning of that line.

      Then, open the file c:/wamp/bin/apache/apache2.4.9/conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf and comment out the code that is there (just to keep defaults around) and past the following:

      ServerName localhost
      DocumentRoot c:/wamp/www

      AllowOverride All

      Save those files, restart all WAMP services and enjoy your LAN development.

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38. Lina

    This post was VERY helpful!! Thank you very much!

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39. WPBeginner Staff

    First you need to uninstall wampserver completely from your computer. Then download a fresh copy and try to reinstall. If this does not work out, then we will recommend you to use XAMPP which is an alternate software with nearly the same software (Apache, php, mysql).

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    • Jokerman

      I tried EasyPhP too but that didn’t work either. Have just installed Xampp and that appears to be working. Thanks very much for the advice.

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40. Jokerman

    I have downloaded and attempted an install. It didn’t work as I was missing a dll file. Have downloaded the necessary software from MS and this time the install appeared to have gone well…no error messages and the Wampserver icon has appeared on my desktop as requested. However when I click on the Wampserver icon it asks: Do you want to the following program from an unknown publisher to make changes to your computer? (Program name: wampmanager.exe) Clicking on Yes causes that window to close then nothing happens. Do you have any clues as to what to try next please? Thank you

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41. cmills

    The latest version of wamp uses PHP 5.5.12 which isn’t compatible with Wordpress!

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42. WPBeginner Staff

    That’r probably because your site is served at 127.0.01 which is a local loop address while the other ip address is your lan address. They are two different things.

    To enable sharing you need to add this line to your httpd.conf file Listen 192.168.1.4:80 make sure your computer is using static ip and it is set to use the ip address you enter in apache configuration file.

    You will also need to make sure that WordPress saves your IP address as your sites URL not localhost. To achieve this you would need to install wordpress from 192.168.1.4/mysite instead of localhost/mysite

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43. Naresh

    Thank you very much.

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44. archetypechris

    Hello, and thank you for the amazing guide! I have a small
    problem. Everything worked find when I followed the guide and my site loads up
    fine, but when I try to connect to it from another computer in my house with
    address: 192.168.1.4/mysite, it says I don’t have permission to view the page.
    Does anyone know how to fix this? Thank
    you!

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45. WPBeginner Staff

    You can use the Duplicator plugin or BackupBuddy for site transfers.

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46. Anji

    It is my first time creating a website in WP and his post was easy and it worked like a charm! Thank you so much!

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47. WPBeginner Staff

    George,

    The WordPress you install on your local computer is only available on that computer.

    There are specialized software that allow you to install Wampserver on a USB stick which you can then carry with you to work.

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    • George

      Thanks for the speedy reply,

      Today I installed Wamp on my work laptop and using phpadmin exported my sql database from my home computer and imported it to my work laptop.

      I tried mirroring the process above on my work laptop and named the database the same thing. I was able to get into my site on my work laptop but is seems my plugins and theme haven’t transferred. Am I missing a step? Must I transfer another folder?

      I was planning on working on a local server doing this transfer sequence between work and home and was wondering if it can even be done (I heard about url linking problems) A short check list or play by play of what I must do would be very helpful.

      Thank you,

      -George

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48. rustomQ

    excellent guide!!!!!! got everything up and running the first time!!! thank you oh so much!!!!

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49. George

    This Work wonderfully! I’ve been word pressing for a couple of days and have made some progress over the weekend.

    One Problem:

    How can I take what I have on my home computer and work on it on my work computer in the office? Can I upload this to wordpress and work on it from anywhere? (I am fine with having a http://www.website.wordpress.com url while I am developing) What are my options to working and showing my development work after following the process above.

    I am a complete newbie but willing to learn, a quick tutorial on that process and options would be greatly appreciated. Great work so far and thank you for all the resources you guys provide.

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50. Thomas

    *facepalm* There is a link just above to resolve the problem. Sorry about that! Thanks again for this great tutorial!

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