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@mayur-hotkar please now stick to this one thread.

As I mentioned in this response, there is a need to read the stickies so you know what information to provide and how to run basic troubleshooting to establish where problems broadly lie.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/avtar/

You need to perform some basic steps to establish – again as I…[Read more]

@mayur-hotkar you now have three threads running on the same question, please don’t open multiple threads, I’m closing this one in favour of the duplicate, I shall also close the one I responded on as I assume you digested that and ran a few tests to establish where the issue lies and read the forum stickies

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/avtar/

@mayur-hotkar Create a new blank Page titled “Register” or “Join” or whatever you choose to name your registration page. Create another new blank page titled “Activate” or “Confirm”, etc. Then go to Settings > BuddyPress > Pages and assign the new pages you created to respective Registration element.

@mayur-hotkar sign up and log in form example at http://wpmu.org/how-to-build-a-facebook-style-members-only-wordpress-buddypress-site/

@mayur-hotkar Strange. Where did you download a copy of BuddyPress? Download at https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress/

How did it show that ” it shows it contains virus.. So cant b installed”? Where are you hosted? Is your WordPress installed at domain root?

@mayur-hotkar are you on a multisite installation? If so, go to Network Admin > Plugins and activate BuddyPress. If you’re on a single WP installation, try to reupload BuddyPress manually, i.e. s/FTP

@mayur-hotkar what doesn’t work with WP 3.7.1?

@mayur-hotkar BuddyPress is compatible with WP 3.7.1.