How to Deactivate Wordpress Plugin from Cpanel
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Disable All WordPress Plugins in cPanel
- Login to your cPanel.
- Click the File Manager in the Files section.
- Navigate to your WordPress installation folder, and open the wp-content folder.
- Right-click the plugins folder, then select Rename.
- Rename the plugins folder, for example “plugins.old” then click the Rename File button.
All of your WordPress plugins are now disabled.
N/B: If you want to disable only one plugin enter the plugin directory and rename the specific plugin to "name_of_plugin.old" remember to replace name_of_plugin with the specific plugin you want to deactivate
Congratulations, now you know how to disable (deactivate) your WordPress plugins from the Cpanel.
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