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That depends on whether or not your web hosts allows multiple domains with your account. A lot of hosts offer unlimited domains with your hosting plan, but some only allow 1-5. Contact your host and they will let you know.

Where you install it is a matter of personal preference really. If you install it into a folder, you would need to include the folder name in the URL.

So if you install it in a folder named “themeraw”, instead of accessing it as: https://www.linkstosave.com, you would access it as: https://www.linkstosave.com/themeraw

Also, most hosts offer one-click installers for WordPress to make the entire installation process simple and quick. I’m surprised your host does not.

No, that’s not the file I was referring to. PHP errors are typically logged to error_log by default, but Godaddy logs differently. With them you have to activate logging to begin with. Here is an article that explains more: https://help.godaddy.com/article/1197

It sounds like you still have a plugin that is trying to load that is having issues. You’ll need to find out which one it is and delete it.

Check your PHP error log to see which plugin is causing the error (filename: error_log).

Fantastico should create the database for you during installation, so there should be no need to create one in PHPMyAdmin.

Have you contacted your host regarding the issue?

It sounds like you have the database hostname incorrect. Contact your host to make sure you are using the correct database hostname. If they verify it is correct, request further assistance from your host and they should be able to point you in the right direction.

Disabling MySQL would definitely be the reason. Your MySQL database is necessary for WordPress to function.

Your IP address may be blacklisted in brute force protection due to too many failed login attempts. Contact your host and have them try whitelisting your IP address.