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Click on the PHPMyAdmin Icon in your cPanel.
Select Databases at the top of the screen and then click on your WordPress database.
Click on the wp_users table.
Click edit next to your WordPress admin username.
n the user_pass column, select MD5 and type in the new admin password. Hit GO when you are done.
Your wordpress admin password has been reset.
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