Resetting Your WordPress Password
- Log in to your cPanel.
- Open the File Manager.
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3. Open the wp-config.php file of your WordPress installation.
- Find the line that indicates the name of your database.
- Return to cPanel and open phpMyAdmin.
- Scroll through the tables by clicking on the “+” symbol.
- Open the table that ends with “users” by clicking on it.
- Click on Edit to the left of the user with ID number 1.
- In the “Function” field of the “user_pass” column, choose MD5 and enter your new password in the “Value” field. You need to delete the characters that were already present. Then, click on Go.
- Once you click on “Go”, you will be able to log in to your WordPress with the new password you chose.
