Typically, a blank screen during install means you didn’t get a complete and intact set of WordPress files uploaded to your host. Review Uploading WordPress to a remote host and make sure you are using ASCII transfer mode in your FTP client.
If you have an .htacess file, that too could be causing the problem–rename that if necessary.
I set up a domain just for this install.
I use dreamweaver and unzipped wordpress directly into the local folder.
I changed the config file and than uploaded all to my remote server.
I do not have an .htaccess on this domain.
I have full access to database and I have phpadmin
I even tried to change loalhost to localhost:3306 but that did not help either.
I could install wordpress from my server, but I wanted the newest
OK I set up a wordpressblog 2.33 from my serve and it works just fine.so what did I do wrong?
You weren’t getting a Database connection message so changing DB_Host in wp-config.php would not have been called for.
I’d download WordPress again, unzip the file (don’t use the Windows unzip/decompress feature as it sometimes is unreliable–get 7-Zip). Save your wp-config.php file, then delete the WordPress files on your host and then reupload the files to your host. Make sure you are using ASCII tranfer mode in your FTP client.
Resource:
Uploading WordPress to a remote host
