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How to Fix Databases and Corrupted Files in WordPress

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How to Fix Databases and Corrupted Files in WordPress

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  1. How to Fix Databases and Corrupted Files in WordPress

  2. What File Corruption Is (And How It Happens Within WordPress) • When you can’t access files that used to be fine, that’s corruption. There are a lotof factors that can lead to file corruption, but these are some of the top culprits for WordPress websites: • Server failure. If your server goes down while WordPress is updating a file, it can become corrupted since it won’t save the changes correctly. • Incorrect file permissions. In some cases, improper file permissions can lead to the malfunction of WordPress files. • Errors with your version of PHP or your database software. Sometimes, an update to your server’s software can cause compatibility errors that lead to corruption in WordPress’ files and its database.

  3. 1. Restore Your Website From a Backup Backups can solve basically any problem you have with your website. Ideally, you’ll back up your site often, so you can simply restore it to an earlier version if anything goes wrong, without losing too much content.

  4. 2. Repair the WordPress Database If backups are out of the question (because you don’t have any recent ones), you should first look to repair your database. WordPress includes a built-in feature that enables you to do this, but it’s turned off by default. To activate it, return to your FTP client and go to the WordPress root directory. Inside, you’ll find a file called wp-config.php. Right-click it and look for the View/Edit option. This will open the file locally using your default text editor:

  5. 3. Replace WordPress’ Core Files If you couldn’t restore your website from a backup or repair your database, you’ll simply need to replace all of your WordPress core files. This process is rather straightforward, but it will cause you to lose any customizations you’ve made to any of those files. To do this, download the latest version of WordPress from the platform’s home page and unzip it. Now open both your FTP client and the WordPress folder you just decompressed as your local directory:

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