How To Change Password Wordpress In Cpanel

This article volition bear witness yous iv different means to change your WordPress password.

Please click the links beneath for more than information.

Via the Forgot Your Password Link

Go to your WordPress login screen at http://example.com/wp-login.php
- Replace example.com with your actual WordPress installation location. This may be your domain, domain + a folder location, or a temporary URL.
Under the login form, clickLost your password.
Enter the username or electronic mail accost of the account you're trying to log into.
Click Get New Password to have the reset password email sent to that username's email.

Log in to cPanel.
Scroll downward to the Software department and click on the Softaculous Apps Installer.
On theSoftaculous page, click on theInstallations box.
Navigate to the Installation that you wish to edit.
On the right-hand side of the row, click the Pencil icon to load the Installation Details.
Go to the Admin Business relationship section on the Installation Details page.
Enter the Admin Username and Admin Countersign for which you want to modify the countersign.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page, and click on Salvage Installation Details.

Log in to cPanel.
Navigate to the Software department, and then click on QuickInstall.
At the tiptop of the page, click My Installs.
Locate your WordPress installation.
Click on theReset Countersign link.
Select the username you wish to modify the password for from the dropdown box, so enter a new countersign.
Click the Reset Password button to modify the password for the selected user.

Log in to cPanel.
Navigate to the Databases section, then click on thephpMyAdmin icon.
Click on the WordPress database from the left panelist.
Click wp_users from the left panelist.
Nether user_login, you volition see the list of registered users. Nether the user whose password yous wish to reset, click edit.
Nether the user_pass column, clear the value on the far right.
Replace it with what you would like the password to be, then in the dropdown card, select MD5.
At the bottom of the page, click Get.