Step 1: Install the WP Reset Plugin

Begin by installing the WP Reset plugin on your WordPress website. You can find and install it from the WordPress plugin repository.

Step 2: Reset Your WordPress Site Using the Plugin

Before resetting your website, it's advisable to create a backup of your site to avoid data loss.
If you want to quickly revert to your current site after the reset, you can take a snapshot of your site using the plugin.
Navigate to your WordPress dashboard.
Go to "Tools" and select "WP Reset."
Under the "Snapshots" section, click "Create Snapshot" to save a copy of your site's current state.
After creating a snapshot, you can proceed with resetting your site.
Go to the "Reset" tab in the WP Reset plugin.
Click "Reset WordPress."
Confirm the reset, and your site will be restored to its default state.
Restoring a Snapshot

If you want to quickly revert back to your previous site, you can restore the snapshot you created earlier.
To do this, go to your WordPress dashboard, then click on "WP Reset" and select "Snapshots."
Find the snapshot you want to restore, click on "Actions," and choose "Restore Snapshot."
By following these steps, you can successfully reset your WordPress website using the WP Reset plugin and, if needed, restore it to a previous state using a snapshot. This guide provides a helpful way to manage and troubleshoot your WordPress site.

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