For this tutorial, we are going to install ProcessWire CMS in a free web hosting. If you wanna try ProcessWire locally using XAMPP, try my other tutorial here to install XAMPP in your Windows pc.

To be able to install ProcessWire online, we need a web host which is already provided using the tutorial below. We also need to download the 2 given files below.

Requirements:

• processwire_dev-3.0.207.zip, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Creating a free domain or subdomain in our Web Hosting Account
• Uploading ProcessWire and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Extracting the ProcessWire zip file using unzipper.php
• Creating needed database needed for ProcessWire installation
• Installation of ProcessWire manually
• Accessing ProcessWire website homepage
• Accessing ProcessWire website admin account

Winter CMS is a free, open-source content management system based on the Laravel PHP framework. Winter was forked from October CMS in March 2021 due to a difference in open source management philosophies. October is free from the start (I think) and became paid later while Winter is still free until now. For this tutorial, we are going to create a great website out of it locally using XAMPP. To start, you need to download the given files below.

Requirements:

• xampp-windows-x64-8.1.10-0-VS16-installer [download here]
• wintercms [download here]

After downloading XAMPP and Winter CMS zip files, proceed to the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• XAMPP Installation
• Running XAMPP Control Panel
• Copy and pasting Winter CMS installation folder to XAMPP's htdocs
• Creating database for Winter CMS installation using XAMPP's phpMyAdmin
• Installing Winter CMS website via XAMPP's localhost using web browser
• Accessing Winter CMS website homepage
• Accessing Winter CMS website admin login page

For this tutorial, I will show you how to easily redirect or add your free custom domain from Freenom in your Blogger or Blogspot. If you do not have an account or a free domain from Freenom yet, then, do this tutorial first and go back to this tutorial later.

If you already have a Freenom account and a free domain name, then, proceed to the steps below.

Table of Contents

• Accessing Blogger Settings
• Accessing your Freenom Domain
• Managing your Freenom Domain
• Adding Blogger/Google CNAME and A records in your Freenom Domain
• Saving Freenom inside Blogger's Custom Domain
• Viewing Freenom domain redirected to a Blogger website

According to Freenom they are the world's first and only free domain provider. Their mission is to bring people online and help countries develop their digital economy. This is definitely true, you can have a free domain from Freenom for the first 12 months, but you need to pay after 1 year for the renewal of your free domain. These domains include .tk, .ml, .ga, .gq, and .cf.

For this tutorial I will show you how to register for an account and purchase a free domain from them. So, without further ado, let's start.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Freenom account and getting a free domain
• Accessing your free domain

For this post, we are going to install WordPress in a free web hosting. If you wanna try WordPress locally, follow the tutorial on how to install WordPress using XAMPP here.

To be able to install WordPress online, we need of course a web hosting (I already have the tutorial below). We also need to download the WordPress installer and unzipper file. I already provided the download links below for your convenience.

Requirements:

• wordpress-6.1.1.zip, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Creating a free domain or subdomain in our Web Hosting Account
• Uploading WordPress and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Extracting the WordPress zip file using unzipper.php
• Creating needed database needed for WordPress installation
• Installation of WordPress manually
• Accessing WordPress website homepage
• Accessing WordPress website admin account

For this tutorial, we are gonna install Serendipity CMS in a free web hosting which is online. If you want to try Serendipity offline or locally, then, you can try my other tutorial on how to install it using XAMPP here.

Now, to be able to install Serendipity, you need to download the following files below.

Requirements:

• serendipity-2.3.5.zip, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Creating a free domain or subdomain in our Web Hosting Account
• Uploading Serendipity and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Extracting the Serendipity zip file using unzipper.php
• Creating needed database needed for Serendipity installation
• Installation of Serendipity manually
• Accessing Serendipity website homepage
• Accessing Serendipity website admin account

For this post, we are going to install PmWiki in a web hosting for free. I also have a tutorial on how to install PmWiki locally using XAMPP here.

Now, to be able to install PmWiki online, we need a domain or just a subdomain. But don't worry, to be able to have one, the tutorial is already below. You just need to follow it. But first, download the PmWiki zip file and unzipper.php file below. These are the required files for the installation of our website. I also provided the download links already.

Requirements:

• pmwiki-2.3.15, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Creating a free domain or subdomain in our Web Hosting Account
• Uploading PmWiki and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Extracting the PmWiki zip file using unzipper.php
• Installation of PmWiki manually
• Accessing PmWiki website homepage
• Accessing PmWiki website admin account
• Editing PmWiki config.php file to change admin password, logo, site title

For this post, we are going to install PhpWiki in a free web hosting. If you wanna try PhpWiki locally using XAMPP, follow the tutorial here. Without further ado, let's start.

First, you need to download the required files below. These files are the PhpWiki zip file and the unzipper.php file. I already provided the download link for your convenience.

Requirements:

• phpwiki-1.6.1, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Creating a free domain or subdomain in our Web Hosting Account
• Uploading PhpWiki and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Extracting the PhpWiki zip file using unzipper.php
• Creating needed database needed for PhpWiki installation
• Editing config.ini file needed for PhpWiki installation
• config.ini file important line of codes
• Installation of PhpWiki manually
• Accessing PhpWiki website homepage
• Accessing PhpWiki website admin account
• Sample PhpWiki Themes

We are now going to install Known CMS in a free web hosting manually. We are using InfinityFree.net for this one again. If you wanna try Known locally, then, try installing it using XAMPP, here.

To install Known, you need to download its installer and the unzipper.php below. I already provided the download links.

Requirements:

• known-1.2.2, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Creating a free domain or subdomain in our Web Hosting Account
• Uploading Known CMS and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Extracting the Known CMS zip file using unzipper.php
• Creating needed database needed for Known CMS installation
• Installation of Known CMS manually
• Accessing Known CMSwebsite homepage
• Accessing Known CMS website admin account

CMSMS or CMS Made Simple is another free content management system that you can use to create a website. For this tutorial, we are going to install it an web hosting, also for free. If you want to just install it locally using XAMPP's localhost, then, you can do this tutorial instead. To start, you need to download the needed files below for the installation.

Requirements:

• cmsms-2.2.16-install.expanded, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Creating a free domain or subdomain in our Web Hosting Account
• Uploading CMS Made Simple and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Extracting the CMS Made Simple zip file using unzipper.php
• Creating needed database needed for CMS Made Simple installation
• Installation of CMS Made Simple manually
• Accessing CMS Made Simple website homepage
• Accessing CMS Made Simple website admin account

This tutorial will guide you to install ImpressCMS in your web hosting. It doesn't matter whether you have a paid or free web hosting, the steps are just the same though. If you want to install ImpressCMS using XAMPP, then, you can visit my other tutorial here on how to install ImpressCMS using Localhost. Now, to be able to install ImpressCMS manually in a web host, you need first to download the files below. These are the ImpressCMS and Unzipper files.

Requirements:

• impresscms_1.4.4, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Uploading ImpressCMS and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Creating needed database needed for ImpressCMS installation
• Installation of ImpressCMS manually
• Accessing ImpressCMS website homepage
• Accessing ImpressCMS website admin account

This site is currently down for maintenance. Database is currently Off-line!

I got this error while installing Exponent CMS using XAMPP in my Windows 11 pc. I was able to solve this one by just using a higher version of PHP.

Using PHP 5.6, firing the installation will just give me a HTTP 500 error.

Using PHP 7.3 and above fixed the problem and I was able to get to the Exponent CMS installation page. And do not run 127.0.0.1/exponent-cms-directory/ only but you must run 127.0.0.1/exponent-cms-directory/install/indexph.php.

If you have other question, just leave a comment below. Thank you!

For this tutorial, we are going to install b2evolution CMS in our web hosting account for free. We will be using 000webhost to be able to make our b2evolution website accessible on the internet. If you already purchased a web hosting with cpanel, then, you can still follow the tutorials below because the steps will be just almost the same as well. To start, you need to download the given files below. We will need these files to install b2evolution.

Requirements:

• b2evolution-7.2.5-stable-2022-08-06, [download here]
• unzipper.php [download here]

After downloading the files above, continue doing the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• Registering for a Free Web Hosting Account with Cpanel
• Uploading b2evolution and unzipper.php files using Web Host File Manager
• Creating needed database needed for b2evolution installation
• Installation of b2evolution CMS manually
• Accessing b2evolution website homepage
• Accessing b2evolution website admin account

CMSMS or CMS Made Simple is a another free content management system that we can use to create yet another cool website for free. This award-winning CMS was first released in July 2004. Now, to start making our website, please download the CMSMS and XAMPP installers below.

Requirements:

• xampp-win32-7.3.0-0-VC15-installer [download here]
• cmsms-2.2.16-install.expanded [download here]

Assuming that you downloaded the files above, continue to the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• XAMPP Installation
• Opening XAMPP and running Apache and MySQL
• Copying and pasting CMSMS folder inside htdocs
• Creating needed database for CMSMS installation via phpMyAdmin
• Creating needed User Account for CMSMS installation via phpMyAdmin
• Installing CMSMS website using localhost via web browser
• Opening CMSMS website homepage and login page
• Accessing CMSMS website admin page

Known is another free content management system that you can use to easily create a website or a blog. It was originally developed by Ben Werdmuller and Erin Richey. Known is can be easily use for websites for status updates, blog postings, and photos to a wide range of social media. Its last stable relese was on June 15, 2022 with the version 1.2.2. And we are going to use the same version for this tutorial. To begin, please download the Known and XAMPP intallers below.

Requirements:

• xampp-win32-7.3.0-0-VC15-installer [download here]
• known-1.2.2 [download here]

Assuming that you downloaded the files above, continue to the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• XAMPP Installation
• Opening XAMPP and running Apache and MySQL
• Copying and pasting Known folder inside htdocs
• Creating needed database for Known installation via phpMyAdmin
• Creating needed User Account for Known installation via phpMyAdmin
• Installing Known website using localhost via web browser
• Opening Known website homepage and login page
• Accessing Known website admin page

Magento is one of the most popular content management system today. Although I wasn't able to install its latest version which is 2.4.x, I will still you how to make a cool website out of it using its 2.0.17 version for free. Magento was first released on March 31, 2008 by Magento, Inc.. It can be use as CMS and a shopping cart software. To be able to install Magento, you need to download the Magento and XAMPP file below.

Requirements:

• xampp-windows-x64-5.6.40-1-VC11-installer [download here]
• Magento-CE-2.0.17 [download here]

Assuming that you downloaded the files above, continue to the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• XAMPP Installation
• Opening XAMPP and running Apache and MySQL
• Copying and pasting Magento folder inside htdocs
• Creating needed database for Magento installation via phpMyAdmin
• Installing Magento website using localhost via web browser
• Opening Magento website homepage and login page
• Accessing Magento website admin page

If you cannot install the Metrobank Mobile Banking app on your mobile phone because it says:

Device security alert:

Your device is either rooted or jailbroken. Using this device puts you at risk of information theft, faulty software, and unreliable phone performance.

For your safety and security, the Metrobank Mobile App cannot be used on this device.

This is just a minor error and all you need to do is disable the Developer Optionsof your mobile phone.

Free will always be a bonus in our daily lives if we are able to find it. In this present world, free is not a popular word anymore because most of the stuffs that we need and use everyday needs money to be able to have one or use one.

But for this post, I will share you a free way to be able to send text or messages or SMS to your love

If you want to transfer a Blogspot subdomain or even a top-level domain with a parked Blogspot on into another Blogger account, you can do so by following the simple steps below.

To be able to transfer a Blogspot from another Blogger account, you need two Blogger accounts. First is Blogger that owns the Blogspot and second is the Blogger where the Blogspot will be transferred to. You should have access to both the two Blogger accounts to be able to access the Settings. You can only access the Settings of the original owner of the Blogspot that will be transferred under your own

SMW+ or Simple Machines Web! is a free web page management system. This CMS is quite old and not developed or maintained anymore by its developer. SMW+ installer language is in Spanish but you can easily use Google Translate if you are using Google Chrome while installing it. Its last stable release was way back May 30, 2011. And for this tutorial we are still going to make a simple and lite website out of it. But first, download the SMW+ and XAMPP installers below.

Requirements:

• xampp-win32-1.6.3-installer [download here]
• smw-1.0.3_es [download here]

Assuming that you downloaded the files above, continue to the tutorials below.

Table of Contents

• XAMPP Installation
• Opening SMW+ and running Apache and MySQL
• Copying and pasting SMW+ folder inside htdocs
• Creating needed database for SMW+ installation via phpMyAdmin
• Installing SMW+ website using localhost via web browser
• Opening SMW+ website homepage and login page
• Accessing SMW+ website admin page