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wp-admin 404 not found

newroman — Fri, 31 Jul 2020 16:09:51 +0000

Hello!
This is my first post here, but I am deeply thankful for all the extremely useful information found here over time, and I just want to express my gratitude to this community.

My current issue:
I am working with an existing domain, I bought a shared hosting (that I know, and I have used before), installed WordPress via cPanel, but now /wp-admin is a 404 not found page.
The domain still belongs to a Wix site, and the problem should be here.
It would be ok for me to leave the old website online for a week while I develop the new website on WordPress – but is this possible?
Or I need to deactivate Wix to get access to my wp-admin page?

Thanks in advance!

Admin to www.ads-software.com from wordpress.com

joyregwan — Wed, 30 Jan 2019 15:09:36 +0000

Hello,

So I was supposed to make a www.ads-software.com start all the way but I accidently thought wordpress.com was the same thing. So I created an account and an admin for the site joyregwan.com.
When I realized the mistake I got hosting from Bluehost and now I am trying to create an www.ads-software.com site but the site is pulling me back at wordpress.com insteed of letting me install the www.ads-software.com.

What can I do?

Should I delete my domain of joyregwan.com? How can I keep the same website name and use www.ads-software.com??

Please help me, thank you. When Installing wordpress from bluehost it says that the site already exists but I am not able to enter www.ads-software.com only wordpress.com.

Thank you

New WP site on existing domain

geobipod — Mon, 02 Jul 2018 14:18:22 +0000

I want to create a wordpress website on an existing domain. I have an existing old website on that domain, just made from HTML, hosted with an older company.

I want to create a new Bluehost – WordPress website with the same domain. I set up a bluehost account using the ‘i have a domain name’ option – entering the existing domain. I then installed WP with the temporary URL.

Is there anyway to create this new Bluehost – WordPress website without changing the A record or anything else that will bring down the existing live webiste

Am missing something simple. Do i need to set up the new website with the local ip address? Or something along those lines?

Best way to create a new WP site for existing domain?

orcacreative — Tue, 08 Mar 2016 15:39:33 +0000

Hi,

I am a Graphic Designer with no previous WP experience. I have been asked by a client to improve their website, which was created with WP and hosted by Foxbright.

Their current website is pretty bad (squished images, no organization/grid, mostly text). What is the best way for me to create a new WP site that will then substitute that site, but maintain their domain, hosting, rank, etc.? Should I request their designer/web developer’s access and modify the site, or is there an easy way to create a WP test site and then transfer it to their domain? If I create a separate site, do I need a different domain to even install WP?

I am looking for the most fool-proof way, as I have good design skills and am confident I can figure out creating a WP site, but no previous experience with it, and do not want to mess up my client’s site.

Thank you!!

Problem mapping an existing domain

xetacion — Sat, 26 Sep 2015 07:43:53 +0000

I am using the free version of WordPress and would like to change my domain address.I have already purchased domain from another company but whenever I try to map it, i get an error message saying: “Sorry but kammerhaaled.ee has not been registered yet therefore cannot be mapped.”
I have also changed the nameservers for wordpress one’s(ns1.wordpress.com etc). Even when I try to search my domain name on who.is(https://www.who.is/whois/kammerhaaled.ee)it says that my nameservers are wordpress one’s. So what could be the problem?

How to Switch Host to WP w/out Breaking Links?

daretoeatapeach — Sun, 08 Feb 2015 20:22:50 +0000

I’ve been using and installing WordPress for many years now, but this is the first time I’ve needed to install WordPress on a new host, while there is an old host live elsewhere.

I’ve read the codex page on Moving WordPress but I am still unsure how to proceed, as that seems to deal with the process as if you have installed it on the old web host, and need to switch over. I’m installing on the new web host, but have no way to access it because the nameserver is still attached to the old host/site…which it must be, because the new site isn’t set up yet.

My initial plan was to install WP on the new host, telling WP that the url is what will be the destination url, so none of the links will be broken. But then to access the page, I need to trick my computer into going to a different url while working on the site, before I switch the nameservers. (e.g. like the instructions say here).

But then the person I’m setting up WP for won’t be able to see the page as I’m working on it, as she lacks the technical savvy to do any of the stuff in the link above.

I don’t think I can even set it up on the old host and then go through the fixing process when it is done (which would go along with the Moving WP codex page), because the old host is at Yahoo and they don’t meet the minimum requirements for WP install. Moreover, it seems odd to set everything up on the wrong host and move it later. It seems like it would make more sense to set everything up on the new host from the start, and change the nameserver when it is also set up.

Can someone point me to a page that shows what is industry standard in this situation? Do web designers just do the host trickery in the link above and just send screenshots of their progress to their clients? I know people are moving existing sites to new WordPress installs every day, so there must be some sort of standard operating procedure, yes?

Creating a WordPress website using an existing domain

Katieoz — Fri, 26 Sep 2014 16:04:40 +0000

I was wondering if anyone could explain something for me as simply as possible.
I have no computer background but I have my own www.ads-software.com website and found it relatively easy to set up and design. My parents own a clothing store and their current website is not very good, to put it simply, so i offered to create a whole new site for them using wordpress. I don’t need to copy over any existing information or anything from the old site to the new as it needs a total overhaul i believe it would be easier to just start from the beginning again.
So what is the quickest and easiest way to create the new wordpress site using the same domain name without the website going down or customers being able to see the new site as i’m working on it? It would be great if customers could still view the old site whilst i work so it doesn’t impact the business too much. So far i haven’t installed wordpress or done anything so starting from square one here
I have searched a lot of the forums and read a great deal of information but people seem to be more focused on moving content over.
Any information is HUGELY appreciated as i only have a limited amount of time to attempt to create this website!
Thanks in advance
Katie

Taking over an existing HTML site, not sure how to proceed

kewinston — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 22:13:25 +0000

Hi guys, please bear with me as I am new to this. I have agreed to update an existing old hardcoded web site on Bluehost. It is a simple site and I think the best thing is to redesign it and I’ve decided to use WordPress, but I’m new to this platform. So I have to figure out the best (easiest) way to set up my development environment so that I don’t screw up the existing web site until I’m ready to go live. I want to use the photos and the logo they already have, but that is about it. Should I install WordPress on my PC or use it on BlueHost and if I go the BlueHost route what is the best place to install WordPress and begin? THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Keep Old Website in place whilst working on new WP.org site???

inournature — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 14:08:03 +0000

I want to create a www.ads-software.com site in order to replace a clients existing website. They already have a domain and hosting through mydomain.com

I want to be able to completely build, edit and populate a www.ads-software.com website without taking down the existing site, and only take down the existing website when the wordpress version is ready to go live.

I know I need to buy hosting before I can have access to the wordpress CMS (in order to create, edit, populate) but I don’t know how to do this without using the existing domain?

So, at the moment, I really don’t know how I can begin working on this site without causing any interference to the existing site? I know I need to purchase WordPress hosting in order to receive access to a wordpress backend editor but how can I do that without risking any problems?

I appreciate your help and time in advance!

Trying to install new WordPress Blog under existing One

perryshears — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:39:12 +0000

Hi
I already have a working wordpress blog hosted by BlueDomain under the URL www.shearsmockford.com. This is installed at root level and works fine.

I wanted to install a further blog in a subdirectory mockfordphotography and followed all instructions – creating a separate SQL database, editing the wp-config file and copying a full extract of WP into the mockfordphotography directory.

My ooops moment has come when trying to now run the install.php file from a browser. Everytime I type what I believe is the correct URL to access the file I am simply bumped back up to the ShearsMockford.com file cannot be found page.

I am using both https://www.shearsmockford.com/mockfordphotography/wp-admin/install.php

and

https://173.254.66.119/mockfordphotography/wp-admin/install.php as we have a fixed IP but cannot get the file to run

I assume I am in .htaccess territory here but don’t really get how all this resolving works. Any help much much appreciated thanks