villager57

I agree that I wonder what that plugin is good for and it is annoying that it is reinstalled automatically at every update, but have you just tried to delete it (with the plugin panel or a FTP client)? That’s what I do.

You can install on your server for sure, but you can also just install it on WordPress and create a theme matching with your website css.

On Godaddy, you can install WordPress directly with their community board application. Everything is pretty much done by the server itself.

About all the usernames and passwords, you have a pair to access your account (setup / billing thru godaddy.com), then you should have another pair for your hosting (ftp / uploads), one for each database you created (used by WordPress during installation) and a last pair for your WordPress admin / user account. That’s the one you want to use to access your blog. I hope that it helps you.

Don’t shot the messenger, but have you simply tried to refresh your browser? Often, it is just too easy.

I am not sure to understand your question, but if you run Windows, you usually install something by clicking on the .exe file. Also, I recommand to use anti-virus software to scan it before you open it. If it is a zip or rar file, you need to uncompress it. On Linux, tar.gz is a compressed file and installation varies according to the distribution.