Change an email address for another WordPress user
As a WordPress administrator you can change another user's email address. This is helpful if they cannot log into WordPress, or receive the password reset email.
Change a WordPress email address in the database
You can update your WordPress email address in the database, which can help if you cannot receive the password reset email.
Create a new WordPress admin user in the database
You can create a new WordPress admin user from within the database. Use this method if your original admin user was
Connect to databases remotely in cPanel hosting
Connecting remotely to a database lets you manage it using tools like MySQL Query Browser or MySQL Workbench.
Restore my database in cPanel hosting
If your database got hacked or damaged, here's how to restore your database from a cPanel manual backup.Note: If you have Site Backup, see Restore your website using Site
Restoring Installatron Websites from Backups
If you installed an application on your cPanel shared hosting account through Installatron, it can keep backups for you. You can then use those backups to restore your
Migrating Windows Classic accounts: FrontPage & Access end of support
Over the coming weeks, we're migrating customers using IIS 6-based Windows Classic hosting accounts to new servers. If you use Microsoft FrontPage® or Access® databases, your
Password protect directories in Plesk hosting
If you want to restrict access to directories on your website, you can use your hosting account's built-in password protection feature.
Move your WordPress site to a different directory in cPanel hosting
What if you installed WordPress® in the wrong directory? Don't worry — it happens all the time. If you installed it through your hosting account's control panel, moving it to
Restoring a Linux Hosting Account
Hosting History is a feature in Linux shared hosting that lets you restore files or directories to their previous state from up to 30 days ago using the FTP File Manager.
