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My Web Hosting Cpanel Password? Help

by PaulSolid Banned
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i just forgot my blog hosting cpanel login details
i knew the username but forgoten the password.
Now cant login. How can i recover my password please?
#cpanel #hosting #password #web
  • Profile picture of the author Halli
    Can you find the original email from the hosting company?
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    • Profile picture of the author PaulSolid
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      Originally Posted by Halli View Post

      Can you find the original email from the hosting company?
      i hosted the site through a hosting reseller. He used his own email to create the account, i was thinking it wasn't the right think.
      Though i have just contact him now and promised to get back to me.
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  • Profile picture of the author Don Schenk
    Once you get a new password from you host, here's an easy way to keep track of all passwords and IDs...

    I simply make an MS Word doc, and each time I sign up to a site or to a service where I set a user ID and password, I list that info in the Word doc.

    I give the doc a name that has nothing to do with IDs or passwords and save it to my desktop. Whenever I can't remember an ID or password, I simply go to that doc and use the "find" command to take me to the information I want.

    It is easy to copy this file to multiple computers, and I just need to remember to update it to the other computers.

    :-Don
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    • Profile picture of the author PaulSolid
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      Originally Posted by Don Schenk View Post

      Once you get a new password from you host, here's an easy way to keep track of all passwords and IDs...

      I simply make an MS Word doc, and each time I sign up to a site or to a service where I set a user ID and password, I list that info in the Word doc.

      I give the doc a name that has nothing to do with IDs or passwords and save it to my desktop. Whenever I can't remember an ID or password, I simply go to that doc and use the "find" command to take me to the information I want.

      It is easy to copy this file to multiple computers, and I just need to remember to update it to the other computers.

      :-Don
      Don Schenk, with all respect but i dont think this is good idea to do. What if someone else make use of the same computer hacked your details?

      or if the system [laptop] get stolen and they use the saved passwords against?
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  • Profile picture of the author ileneg
    http://www.roboform.com/

    nuff said

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    • Profile picture of the author blogsetuplab
      I agree - the word document is a bad idea. Even a password protected word document can be hacked in minutes.

      Roboform is one solution but I switched from Roboform to Last Pass - it's free (unless you want to sync with a mobile device) and stores your passwords securely as well as automatically filling them in and logging you in on websites as Roboform does.

      LastPass - Password Manager, Form Filler, Password Management
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