Sometimes you face lot many problems during you learning of WordPress. Because I face the same problem many times. I find out a simple and hit formula to reset the setting of cPanel.<\/p>\n

Here I am sharing steps how you should delete WordPress from cPanel.<\/p>\n

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1. The first step, obviously the WordPress should be installed, Open your cPanel, use credentails provided by the hosting services like hostgator<\/a> etc. (open your website’s cPanel, i.e; www.xyz.com\/cPanel)<\/li>\n
2. Go the “File Manager” in cPanel<\/li>\n
3. Open “public_html” or “www” directory.<\/li>\n
4. Here may be two cases;\n
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   1. If you are using single domain hosting, means in hosting you can only host single website then select all files except “CGI-bin” folder (if already present) and delete all folders and files.<\/li>\n
   2. If you are using shared hosting means you are can host multiple website in a single hosting hosting space then you should select “www.xyz.com” folder (if it is not a primary website for that hosting) or just select all files and folder except “CGI-bin” (if exists then only) and other hosted website folder and delete.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/li>\n
   3. Come back to cPanel Home and go to “MySql Databse”<\/li>\n
   4. Delete Database and Database username which is linked to the respective website.<\/li>\n
   5. Now you can check the website there is showing now “Forbidden” somethig. It means your WordPress has been deleted from cPanel.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Now you can upload new version of WordPress and install once again. I have shared a video in different article “How to upload WordPress from cPanel<\/a>?”.<\/p>\n