Video shows How to manually disable WordPress Plugins When you Can’t access the WordPress Admin Area of your WordPress Website. So this tutorial is about disabling WordPress Plugins via cPanel of your WordPress Website.
Step By Step How to manually disable WordPress Plugins – When you can’t access the WordPress Admin Area
1. Login to cPanel.
2. Find WordPress Directory inside Public html.
3. Find Folder “wp-content” and get inside by double clicking on it.
4. Find Folder “plugins” and get inside by double clicking on it.
5. Find the plugin folder causing the error & either change the name of the folder or delete the folder.
This way that WordPress plugin will be disabled & removed from WordPress Website.
This is the easiest way to manually disable WordPress Plugins When you Can’t access the WordPress Admin Area of your WordPress Website.
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