If you’ve forgotten your WordPress admin password, you can reset it using a few different methods. Here are a couple of common approaches:

1. Password Reset via Email:

• Go to the login page of your WordPress site (usually located at yoursite.com/wp-admin).
• Below the login form, you should see a “Lost your password?” link. Click on it.
• You’ll be redirected to a password reset page. Enter the email address associated with your admin account and click on the “Get New Password” button.
• Check your email for a message with the subject “Password Reset” or similar. Follow the link provided in the email to reset your password.

2. Password Reset via phpMyAdmin:

• Access your website’s database using phpMyAdmin or a similar tool provided by your hosting provider.
• Locate the database used by your WordPress site.
• Find the wp_users table (the prefix might be different if you used a custom prefix during installation, e.g., wp3_users).
• Find your admin user and click on the “Edit” link.
• In the row for your user, find the user_pass field and replace the existing value with a new password.
• For example password 123456, the output will look like $1$gAWzXsJ0$rmE8dbHfx7OnHJpC4m09h0 Copy and paste this into the user_pass table.
• Save the changes.