Woocommerce Failed Install - Brand New (100% Vanilla Installation of Wordpress)

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On a 100% vanilla fresh install of Wordpress, I tried to install WooCommerce
the Plugin, and it fails. Please help. This is for https://HardSalt.com. Everything
is default/plain.

After finally getting my Domain Name working with CloudFlare Manager
and testing with a custom index.html file to ensure errors were gone by
visiting https://HardSalt.com and seeing it update the site to show the new index.html
file, I then freshly installed Wordpress with default settings. The very next thing
I did was go to Add Plugin, and Search for Woocommerce. I clicked
“Install Now”. When I pressed it spinned for a while, then said the following:
“Install Failed!” where the Install Now button was. At the top of Wordpress
it gave the following echo’d error:
“Installation failed: There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.Learn more about debugging in WordPress.”

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Try downloading at WooCommerce – WordPress plugin | WordPress.org
Then upload via ftp (filezilla) into /wp-plugin
Also, send me the More details content under Update Failed! button

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Nothing showed up at my inbox at Gmail, the Admin Email listed on this Wordpress Installation.
Here’s what it shows after I click the Failed button.

Thank you first off. Secondly, I am uploading the folder manually after unzipping.
Is there an installation process after upload of the folder?

Downloading installation package from https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/woocommerce.3.9.3.zip…

Unpacking the package…

Installing the plugin…

There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.

5

Just upload the folder, and you’re done!
I tested this with a “Very simple SSL” plugin and sure enough, it works

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If a plugin fails to install through WordPress’ admin area, the best way to work around that is by using WordPress’ official instructions on manual plugin installation: