This article provides you steps for resetting your WordPress password through phpMyAdmin.
Requirements:
- You will need the name of your WordPress database.
- You will need your cPanel login credentials (username and password).
To Identify the Database for your WordPress Website:
- Login to yourย cPanelย account.
- Clickย File Managerย on theย cPanelย dashboard.

- Browse to the location of your domain folder andย viewย theย wp-config.phpย file.

- Youโll find the database file as shown below:

Accessing phpMyAdmin:
- Navigate to โdatabase group of iconsโ and click on โphpMyAdminโ.

- The list of databases is displayed, select the database of your WordPress website.

Enter A New Password:
Here are the steps for changing the password in the database.
- In the table list, click on theย usersย table. Note that the table prefix might vary for every website. Please refer to the below screenshot to get the idea.

- Click on the โEditโ option present next to the user you want to set the password for.

- Enter the password in theย Valueย box of theย user_passย field.
- In theย Functionย box present next to the password option, selectย MD5.
- Click on โGoโ.

Your password has now been successfully reset.


