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José Conti,

Thank you for posting this solution. For those who might be either unfamiliar with PHP MyAdmin, or at least uncomfortable running an SQL query, the video from the above link does a great job describing the process. In short you’ll need to:

1. back up your DataBase
2. log into PHP MyAdmin
3. select the appropriate Database that you want to amend the script to (found within the “help” section of the WangGuard Plug-In inside of your WP dashboard)
4. click on “SQL”
5. paste in the supplied script
6. click “Go” on the lower-right of the screen

I would then go back over to your WP dashboard and check the plugin out to see how the change has alleviated your issue. This worked well for me and I hope it does the same for you. Thanks again José Conti for this plugin and for presenting the solution.

My only suggestion to Mr. Conti would be to double-check to see what the root cause of this issue is in the first place. I suspect that it has something to do with un-installation and re-installation of the plugin. Upon initial installation no issues were experienced. It wasn’t until I had to do some testing (due to theme and plugin conflicts) and had deleted the plug-in files that I ran into this issue. For whatever reason subsequent installation doesn’t play well with the database and the issue with proper table creation occur.