You may lose or forget your password and face problems accessing your admin dashboard in WordPress. So, it’s very common to change passwords in WordPress.
Changing Password from The WordPress Dashboard
First, you have to select ‘Users.’ Then you have to hover the Admin user and then select ‘Edit.’ You will find the Admin profile now.
You have to scroll down until finding the option ‘New Password.’ You will find a button called ‘Generate Password’ to the right; you have to select the button.
Now you will notice a generated password; you are welcome to use this password. If you prefer your own password, you can select the field and begin typing a new password. Your password will have a rating. You have to ensure including numbers, capital letters, and a symbol for making the password strong and difficult to crack.
If you struggle with long passwords, you can use a password manager to track your password. You can track your password by using many internet browsers having password tracking features.
After changing your password, you have to scroll down until seeing the blue button called ‘Update Profile.’ You have to select the button for saving your changes.
Resetting Passwords via Emails
First, you have to enter the login page in WordPress. Then you have to select the option ‘Lost your password?’. Now you have to enter your WordPress admin user’s email or username. Then you have to select ‘Get New Password.’
You will have an email having the subject [WordPress Website] Password Reset.
The email’s body will have a link with the text for resetting your password. You have to go to the following address and go ahead go to the link. Now, you have to type in the new password, confirm the password and select ‘Reset Password.’
Resetting your WordPress admin password is a simple process, but it’s very important for handling your site. We hope the instructions have helped you.
