This will encrypt the password in MD5 format and now just get back to your WP admin page and log in using your new password.
Type you new password in plain text here, select the MD5 from the dropdown menu and clicik on the Go button. You will see encoded password in the password field. This will open up the admin user database details like username, password, email, etc. Find the admin user account or the account that you want to change password for and click on the edit. Once you open up the wp_users database table for editing, you will see the registered user accounts in the list. If you are using WordPress with custom database prefix, your users table could be named wp123_users or similar. Here just look for the database table wp_users and click to open it. You will see the database tables listed in the row.
Find the right database that is used by your WordPress website and click to open it. You will see all your databases listed here. Once you click on the phpMyAdmin link, it will load in the new tab. If you are using cPanel, just log into your cPanel account and navigate to Mysql section.
#PHPMYADMIN DEFAULT PASSWORD HOW TO#
How to change WordPress admin password in phpMyAdminīasically, every host has some work of phpMyAdmin installed on their servers. In this case you might need to hack your way in, in this guide we are showing you how to gain back the WP admin access using phpMyAdmin or any other MySQL admin tool at your disposal. Sometimes you might encounter the issue with accessing your WordPress admin area simply because you forgot the password and/or your WordPress doesn’t send password reset link.
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