How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it?

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it? [STEP BY STEP]☑️

Today in this tutorial we will show you how to find .htaccess file in cPanel and disable it. The .htaccess file is a hidden text file that allows you to control the way visitors access your site. Some common uses of the .htaccess file would be restricting access to certain files or redirecting URLs. We have created this tutorial for such user who are having trouble finding their .htaccess file.

Video Tutorial– “How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it”

Follow the steps to find .htaccess file in cPanel:

Step::1 Go to yourdomain.com/cpanel and log in.

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

Step::2 In the Files section, look for the “File Manager” icon and click on it.

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

Step::3 Go to the root directory i.e public_html

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

Step::4 Click on the Settings tab at the top right corner and tick the “Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)” box, then tap on save

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

Step::5 Now you should be able to see the .htaccess file on that page.

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

So now that you have find .htaccess file and want to disable it, then in that case you simply need to rename .htaccess file to something else like .htaccess_disable.

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

If you want to search for all .htaccess file in your cPanel simply go to the search box at the top right corner and type .htaccess.

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

In this way you will be able to find all the .htaccess file location in your cPanel.

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

Apart from this there is one more htaccess file which is located just outside public_html.

How to find .htaccess file in cPanel and then disable it

You can even rename it to disable .htaccess file completely.

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