Installing Drupal

Dear All,

I used H5P to create interactive content in drupal7. I created a content as Course presentation, so i open the content and click download button. However, I can't download interactive content.

You can try on http://ganeshaid.com/content/e-health-promotion-diabetes-type-2.html

Image download h5p interactive content

After click Download button

Help please! I've tried to setup Drupal 8.0.1 on server many times, but i have these problems:
- Your MySQL server and PHP MySQL driver must support utf8mb4 character encoding. Make sure to use a database system that supports this (such as MySQL/MariaDB/Percona 5.5.3 and up), and that the utf8mb4 character set is compiled in. See the MySQL documentation for more information.

I initially posted this question on Stack Exchange but wasn't able to resolve the problem there.

I tried the following with Drupal 8.0.5 and with 8.0.6. I also tried deleting the website's root directory, dropping all database, and doing the following from scratch to ensure I can repeat this problem:

Hi
What is the problem OS=Win10-64 / D8:

I'd like to install the Drupal distribution Open Atrium (https://www.drupal.org/project/openatrium) on our server ("WebHosting Premium" by Host Europe). After I set up the database, choosed the installation method and installed the profile, I get some weird unspecific error messages on an unformatted site (see screenshot). Yesterday I managed to get past this step and finish installation but the website was unformatted as well and was completely buggy.

Just got a new site, my first in some time. After much finagling I was able to install drupal 8 using MOJO installer. In an email after the install it just said that to login user: admin with no password. It won't accept a blank password. Moreover, when I try and reset the password to either admin or my email, it says password has been sent, but I don't receive anything.

I searched the site and the only answer I see is to reset it via sql. Been a while since I worked on a database, and doesn't seem like that needs to be the first thing doing with a new installation.