Full website archive

I apologize, but I need to clarify a few points regarding your request. The information you've provided doesn't align with the specific AWS services mentioned in the available sources.

For a full website archive including both database and files, you would typically need to handle these components separately, and the process would depend on which specific AWS services you're using for your website hosting.

If you're using Amazon RDS for your database, you can download database log files through the AWS Management Console without needing command line or Linux knowledge. Here's a simplified process:

1. Go to the Amazon RDS dashboard in the AWS Management Console
2. Select your DB instance
3. Choose the "Logs & events" tab
4. In the "Logs" section, find the log file you want to download
5. Click the download button and save the file when prompted

However, this only covers database logs, not the full database content or your website files. For a complete website archive, you would need to:

1. Export your full database (the process varies depending on your database type)
2. Download all your website files (which could be stored in various AWS services like S3, EC2, etc.)

Without more information about your specific setup, I can't provide a complete step-by-step guide that doesn't require command line or Linux knowledge. I recommend reaching out to AWS Support or consulting with a cloud migration specialist who can provide hands-on assistance with your specific configuration. They can help ensure you have a complete archive of your website before moving to a different web host.
Sources
Downloading a database log file - Amazon Relational Database Service