How to Install WordPress: A Beginner’s Guide

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 WordPress is a free, open-source content management system (CMS), well known for its versatility and ease of use. There are a few different ways to install WordPress, from using an installer offered by a hosting provider to manually with the help of an FTP client. WordPress Installation

For beginners, installing WordPress on your own might sound intimidating at first. However, this beginner-friendly guide will showcase how to install WordPress without any technical knowledge. We will also go over some common problems that you might encounter and ways to fix them.  

There is an option to install WordPress on Ubuntu, a popular VPS operating system. Still, this article will mainly focus on shared hosting and local installations on Windows and macOS systems. 

How to Install WordPress with Auto Installer

To install WordPress as quickly as possible, look for a web hosting provider that can perform the installation for you. Some hosting plans, such as our WordPress hosting, offer a quick and easy installation method using an Auto Installer. 

In this tutorial, we are going to use Hostinger’s Auto Installer for the installation process:

  1. Log in to your web hosting account and click Hosting on the main menu.
  2. Choose the domain name for your future WordPress site and click the Manage button to access your hPanel. 
       
       3.  On your hPanel Dashboard, locate the Auto Installer button under the Website section.

       4.  Under Auto Installer, choose WordPress and click the Select button


        5.  Fill out the Install WordPress form:

  • Check your custom domain name and make sure it says “wordpress” next to it.
  • The Administrator Username, Password, and Email are for the WordPress login. They do not need to be the same as the web hosting login information.
  • Create a WordPress Website Title.
  • Choose your preferred Language. 
  • Select the Always update to latest available version option for automatic updates. 

           Call +1-857-342-2365 for help and support of WordPress Installation.





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