Change your WordPress user password using WordPress Tools or phpMyAdmin:

 

Using WordPress Tools:

1. Navigate to your list of packages -> [select package] -> Users.

2. Choose the user you want to reset the password for and click Manage -> Change Password.

3. Input the new password and select Change Password. Log in using your updated password.

 

Using phpMyAdmin:

If you prefer the traditional method or your WordPress site isn't on the StackCP WordPress platform, update passwords directly in the database using phpMyAdmin:

1. Visit your list of packages -> [select package] -> phpMyAdmin.

2. Log In to the database containing the WordPress installation.

3. Expand the database tables, locate the wp_users table.

4. Find the row corresponding to the user and select Edit.

5. In the row with Column ID user_pass, choose MD5 in the function dropdown. Enter the new password in the Value field.

6. Click Go, and your password is now updated.

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