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# Not Found
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A **Not Found** error can be caused by different reasons.
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<pclass="uk-article-lead">When you are faced with a 404 error even though you use a valid URL to an existing page, go through the following potential causes to fix the issue on your system.</p>
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## Missing .htaccess File
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Verify that the `.htaccess` file is present in the root of your Pagekit folder. The `.htaccess` file is a Apache configuration file and it's hidden on Unix-based systems; as such it may not have been unpacked. If it is not present, copy it from the Pagekit package.
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## Error 404 Page
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If you receive a Pagekit styled error saying **Error 404** then your `.htaccess` is functioning correctly, but your trying to reach a page that Pagekit cannot find. The most common cause of this is simply that the page has been moved or renamed.
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## nginx configuration
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When you are using nginx instead of Apache, make sure the [server configuration](../getting-started/server-configuration.md) for nginx is correct.
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