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@Efatha Church Am Glad it helped

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Access cPanel: Log in to your cPanel account. Open phpMyAdmin: Look for the "Databases" section in cPanel and click on "phpMyAdmin." Select Database: Choose the database associated with your Laravel application. Locate the Users Table: Look for the table that stores user information. This table's name is typically something like users or admins, but it might have a prefix based on your Laravel installation. Find the User Account: Locate the row corresponding to the admin account you want to reset. Usually, you can find the user by searching for the username or email associated with the admin account. Update the Password: Once you've found the user account, look for the password field. Laravel uses the bcrypt hashing algorithm for passwords. You cannot retrieve the original password, but you can reset it. To reset the password, replace the existing hashed password with a new one. You can generate a new bcrypt hash using an online tool or by using Laravel's bcrypt helper function in a Laravel application. Just copy the generated hash and paste it into the password field.

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