The requested URL index.php was not found on this server

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I have done everything as the video instructs and as you have added. So, I went over to the homepage and it works properly but clicking on any other link to any other post or page on the website gives me the following:
 
Not Found
The requested URL /index.php was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

[AITpro Admin]

This is going to be an issue/problem with your Root .htaccess file or you have not created a custom permalink structure or the custom permalink structure you created is not valid or you have a DNS issue/problem.

Did you click the [obsolete-removed] buttons before activating BulletProof Modes?

Did you create a custom permalink structure?  If so, what is your custom permalink structure?

[AITpro Admin]

I am currently looking at your website and will post back here after I have checked your links.  thank you.

[AITpro Admin]

What I see is that you have a subfolder WordPress site installed under a subdomain site.  Is this WordPress subfolder site installed in a folder called – churchgrowth under the ng folder?  Example:  /ng/churchgrowth.

subdomain is:  ng
subfolder site is:  churchgrowth
Your WordPress General Settings should be similar to this (NOTE: I am using example.com for the domain name as an example ONLY):
WordPress Address (URL)   http://ng.example.com/churchgrowth
Site Address (URL)   http://ng.example.com/churchgrowth

Since you have WordPress installed in a subfolder then your Root .htaccess file should have /churchgrowth/ as the RewriteBase.  Please ensure that you have clicked the [obsolete-removed] Buttons and then activate Root BulletProof Mode again.  Then go to the B-Core Edit/Upload/Download page and check Your Current Root htaccess File tab to check that /churchgrowth/ is being added as the RewriteBase in your root .htaccess file.

[AITpro Admin]

Problem Resolved:

Cause of problem:  The [obsolete-removed] buttons were not clicked before activating BulletProof Modes.  The RewriteBase in the Root .htaccess file was incorrect due to not clicking the [obsolete-removed] buttons before activating BulletProof Modes.  RewriteBase was / and not /churchgrowth/.

Solution:  Clicked the [obsolete-removed] buttons and activated Root BulletProof Mode.  Links are working and no longer generating 404 errors.

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