I understand your question to mean that your WordPress does not update automatically?
If you do it manually, does it work?
Do you see any error messages in this context?
And is there any message about this under Tools > Site Health?
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ix0h
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no, it does not work either automatically or manually
only the server name, username and password for ftp or ftps are visible
Site health
Site Health shows WordPress configuration information and elements that require your attention.
1 critical issue
Critical issues are items that can greatly impact the performance or security of a site, and addressing these issues should be a priority.
Background updates are not working properly
Safety
6 recommended improvements
Recommended items are considered beneficial to your site, although they are not as important as critical issues, they can include improvements to things like performance, user experience, and more.
It is recommended to remove inactive plugins
Safety
It is recommended to delete inactive topics
Safety
One or more recommended extensions are missing
Performance
No access to file system
Safety
Disk space available for secure update
Safety
No page caching detected, but server response time is good
Performance
Unfortunately, your post is formatted in a way that makes it difficult to read. Do I understand correctly that in Tools > Site Health you see the message
No access to file system
in Tools > Site Health? Then there is something wrong with your hosting. File and directory permissions do not seem to be set correctly. As a result, WordPress cannot install updates, no matter what.
Contact your host’s support team for clarification.
First you will takebackup of your site. Then if you have getiing issues on update automatically so you will update wordpress manuaaly using folders.
Install new wordpress on staging server then any of plugin migrate your site into that. Current site may be your database hase crash to update wordpress.
