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Answer to your first question : only the “wp_options” table have 96 lines, all the other ones are empty

Answer to your second question : no, I used something like user:wordpress, login:wordpress

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Ok, I try imh_brad solution, and wordpress just won’t log…

I then uninstall wp, re-run the install, and try to check at the error log as Ipstenu suggested : the wampserver error log was empty.

I’ll give a try at all that tonight guys, and tell you.

God! My message is not very clear.

I meant :
-“checked” not “checkes”
-“no user” and not “any user”

I can’t answer your first question because my personal computer is at home.

And I forgot to thank you for your help (preventively :P). Sorry for being rude! ??

Hi imh_brad !

Hmm, no I haven’t been able yet to address the issue, as I’m on professional duty today and tomorrow in Holland.

I can’t answer your first question (by the way did you mean the error_log of wampserver? or is there and error_log in the wordpress folder?)

To your second question: yes I know phpmyadmin (and SQL by the way), and I checkes both the users and usermeta table : it seems that wordpress installation record any user in there!

Maybe I could do it “manually” but, when I tried to insert a record in user table, I did not know what to put in “key activation” field and “status” field.