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For more information, see our beginner's guide on how to deactivate WordPress plugins without admin access .

The FTP method is definitely easier in our opinion. However, you can also disable all plugins using phpMyAdmin . This is a database management tool that you can access from the dashboard of your hosting account.

Note: When using this method, please create a full database backup first to avoid errors in case something goes wrong.

First, you need to log in to your web hosting account dashboard. Then, find the phpMyAdmin icon and click on it.

If you are using Bluehost , you need to go to the “Sites” tab and click on “Settings” for your website.


WordPress options table
phpMyAdmin will now load your database list of azerbaijan cell phone number tables in the right pane. Click the "Browse" button next to the "wp_options" table. Note that the name of your WordPress table may be different depending on the prefix of your WordPress database table .

Now phpMyAdmin will load the data from the wp_options table. Scroll down to the "active_plugins" line and click the "Edit" button next to it.

Active plugins row in the WordPress database
phpMyAdmin will open the line for editing. You need to delete the data in the "option_value" field.

Then just click the “Go” button at the bottom to save your changes.

You can now visit your WordPress website and WordPress will see that all plugins have been deactivated.

What is the difference between deactivating and uninstalling a WordPress plugin?The difference between deactivating and uninstalling a WordPress plugin is quite simple.