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You can use cPanel's inbuilt file manager instead of an FTP program. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Files* section, click on *File Manager*. filemanager-icon [1] *3.* I n cPanel File Manager, navigate to the directory w…
If you have access to your cPanel account, follow these steps to reset your password: *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Preferences* section, click on *Password & Security*. Password-icon [1] *3.* Enter your old password .…
If you want to receive a notification on reaching your disk quota, bandwidth usage limit or wish to update the cPanel's contact information, follow these steps. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Preferences* section, click…
Switching over to another cPanel theme with a different style is easy. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *General Information* panel. You should see a *Theme* option with a drop-down menu. cpanel-change-theme [1] *3*. Choos…
cPanel supports many languages. If you want to change your cPanel language to a native one, you should follow this tutorial. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Preferences* section, click on *Change Language*. change-langua…
cPanel File Manager is handy for managing your website files. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Files* section, click on *File Manager*. filemanager-icon [1] *3.* Navigate to the directory where you want to create your fol…
You can use cPanel's inbuilt file manager to edit files on your website. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Files* section, click on *File Manager*. filemanager-icon [1] *3.* Navigate to the directory where your file is loc…
*1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Files* section, click on *File Manager*. filemanager-icon [1] *3.* Navigate to the directory where your dot htaccess file is located. To edit the .htaccess file of your root directory, nav…
If you are getting a disk space usage warning from cPanel and don't know which directory is using too much space, then this tutorial will be helpful for you. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Files* section, click on* Disk…
*1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Advanced* section, click on *Cron Jobs*. cronjob-icon [1] *3.* Under *Add New Cron Job*, click on the *Common Settings* drop-down menu and select an appropriate option such as *Once Per Da…
*How to Edit a Cronjob?* *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Advanced* section, click on *Cron Jobs*. cronjob-icon [1] *3.* Scroll down to the end of the page. Under *Current Cron Jobs*, locate your cronjob and click on *Edi…
You can enable cronjob notifications or update a cronjob's email address in cPanel. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Advanced* section, click on *Cron Jobs*. cronjob-icon [1] *3.* Under *Cron Email*, you should enter your…
Some software requires a different version of PHP. You can switch the PHP versions using cPanel. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Software* section, click on *MultiPHP Manager*. cpanel-multiphp-icon [1] *3.* Scroll down t…
If you want to reset the PHP version to the default version, follow these instructions: *1. *Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Software* section, click on *MultiPHP Manager*. cpanel-multiphp-icon [1] *3. *Scroll down to the bot…
Do you have multiple domains and want to set the PHP version per domain? You can set PHP 7.0 on the Example2 domain and PHP 8.1 on Example1. You can do this in cPanel. *1. *Log in to your cPanel account. *2. *In the *Software* section, c…
Do you want to use different PHP versions per directory? You can do this using cPanel and the dot htaccess file. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Software* section, click on *MultiPHP Manager*. cpanel-multiphp-icon [1] *3…
You can edit or remove a Record in cPanel using the cPanel's DNS Zone Editor. It allows you to manage, remove, or modify DNS records. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Domains* section, click on *Zone Editor*. cpanel-dnszo…
The "A record" is a DNS record used for pointing a domain or a subdomain to an IP address. You can add A *A Record* using the cPanel's Zone Editor option. *1.* Log in to your cPanel account. *2.* In the *Domains* section, click on *Zone…
