13 articles found.
Hosting
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Hosting Account Reset
This guide explains how to safely reset a cPanel hosting account. First, create a full account and database backup. Then, enable hidden files in File Manager and delete the existing website files. Finally, remove the existing databases. After completing these steps, the hosting account is cleared and ready for a fresh setup.
cPanel
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General
Learn how to use phpMyAdmin in cPanel to browse tables, run custom SQL queries, import/export backups, and easily optimize or repair your database tables.
cPanel
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Database
A comprehensive, step-by-step guide on how to navigate phpMyAdmin in cPanel to manage your MySQL databases, tables, and import/export data easily.
cPanel
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General
Learn how to easily create a MySQL database, set up a database user, and configure privileges using the MySQL Database Wizard in cPanel with this step-by-step guide.
cPanel
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General
Learn how to check database size, modify user privileges, create backups, and safely delete unused MySQL databases using the cPanel database management tools.
cPanel
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Database
A comprehensive, step-by-step guide on how to create, configure, and manage your MySQL databases and user privileges inside cPanel.
cPanel
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Database
A step-by-step guide on how to create a new MySQL database and user using the MySQL Database Wizard in cPanel.
cPanel
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General
How to create, manage, and delete databases using phpMyAdmin.
Backup & Restore
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General
This guide walks you through the steps to restore or download your data using JetBackup 5 in cPanel. You can easily roll back your full account, specific databases, emails, or domains to a previous working state.
cPanel
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General
Learn how to migrate your WordPress website from one cPanel to another effortlessly. This guide covers full backups, database exports, and importing files to your new host without any downtime
cPanel
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General
Upload your website to cPanel by compressing your files into a project.tar archive with 7-Zip
cPanel
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General
Learn How to Change WordPress Password Using phpMyAdmin in cPanel in just a few steps.