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In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to manually restore your WordPress site from a backup. We will restore the database, files and folders.
The free versions of a lot of WordPress backup plugins don’t have an automatic restore function so if you need to restore your website you have to do it manually.
First let’s upload your WordPress website files and folders. Log into your hosting cPanel account and click on File Manager. Open the root of the WordPress website you’re restoring.
Once you’re in the root upload the ZIP file that contains all your WordPress site files and folders. Once uploaded select all the files in your website root, except for the ZIP, and delete them.
Now click on the ZIP file and click on Extract. That will place all the site files in the root directory.
Now let’s restore WordPress database.
Go back into your hosting account cPanel and open the PHPMyAdmin app.
When it loads find your database name in the left hand column and click on it. All of the tables should load in the middle pane. Check the box to the left of all the tables to select them and then scroll to the bottom of the page.
From the drop down select Drop and then click on Go and then Yes on the next page. This will delete your entire WordPress website database.
Now click on the Import tab at the top. Click on the Browse button and find your .sql backup file and click on Open. Then click on Go and your database will be uploaded.
That’s all there is to restoring WordPress and restore WP database.. I hope this information helps you! If you have any questions leave a comment below or ping me @WPLearningLab on Twitter.
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Al Mamun
•5 months ago
Bro
Al Mamun
•5 months ago
Thanks bri
Syed Zaidi
•5 months ago
Can't find the link where you have created the backup..
TECHO HACKY
•5 months ago
thanks a lot bjorn sir really thanks you…
Mahmudul Hassan Tuhin
•5 months ago
Great.
Nitesh Lama
•5 months ago
Hi, i'm getting hard time restoring websites after it got hacked, all the files from FTP has been deleted. Hostinger is closed and cannot do anything.
franshesco viran
•5 months ago
You are a genius Mr Foy! 🙂
Oliver H
•5 months ago
Hi Bjorn,
Thank you for all your great videos.
I am working locally and my Apache has stopped working. And is was wondering if and how I can adopt the appoach you are shopwing here.
Can I make a backup of my WordPress site and transfer it when I have reinstall Xammp?
How to do this best, so I don’t have to start over?
I cannot access phpmyadmin, so I am unsure how to get the database files?
Best,
Jason
•5 months ago
That's amazing!
Oscar Sauce
•5 months ago
just what i needed, thanks!
Sơn Hà Lê
•5 months ago
I want to reinstall with my old data (post and image). It work?
Daniele Zabeo
•5 months ago
Thank you very helpful!!!!!!!!
SHIVANAND RASKONDA
•5 months ago
I am install wordpress wrong directory i.e
domain_name/wp how can i change directly on website
domain_name/homepage directly
can anyone have solution for that?
solutions???
Custom Wedding Garter
•5 months ago
Instead of deleting the Files and Database. Can I just overwrite the files? Or rename the files and database and create new. Then delete the renamed files after the restore?
Peter Scratchley
•5 months ago
You've jumped a huge step at the start by just saying "we open the document root for that website". I'm not using Hostgator so I can't see this option. So what is the document root? In order to avoid making a big mistake – what folder do I delete? I'm using A2 hosting.
Reely Bored
•5 months ago
Is there anyway to navigate and browse posts from an old backup file to retrieve some old posts?
S B
•5 months ago
My problem is: I deleted the database!! and I just have my web files! is there any way to create a new database for it?
Arigbede Sanmi
•5 months ago
Nice one
WebDeveloper08
•5 months ago
Wow you make it so easy, thank you! 1 Question, If I create a addon domain on my hosting and then upload the backup files including the sqldatabase also, will that be enough or do I need to install wordpress first before I manually upload files? Thank you for you reply
Jayashree Nair
•5 months ago
This video is a saviour. Thanks so much!
Kent Jensen
•5 months ago
Both these tutorials are brilliant.
Nikolai Nossulenko
•5 months ago
Thank you !
JP
•5 months ago
2019 and it's still helpful. Thank you, Bjorn.
P Hector
•5 months ago
Thanks a lot. It is very much helpful.
Tech Tuslah
•5 months ago
how to extend dev/sda1 size ?
Muherdon
•5 months ago
You might want to tell people to find out which database they need to drop and how to find it BEFORE telling them to delete their website! If people have more than one site on their hosting account they're going to have more than one database.