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Here's a step-by-step process on how to upgrade WordPress through cPanel:

Before you start:

Backup your website: Always back up your website and database before performing any major updates to ensure you can restore your site if something goes wrong.
Check theme and plugin compatibility: Ensure your theme and plugins are compatible with the new WordPress version you plan to upgrade to. Outdated themes or plugins can cause issues.

Now, let's proceed with the upgrade:

Log in to cPanel: Go to your hosting provider's website, log in to your cPanel account using your credentials.

Access the File Manager: In the cPanel dashboard, locate and click on the "File Manager" icon or option. This will open the File Manager.

Locate your WordPress installation directory: In the File Manager, navigate to the directory where you have WordPress installed. Typically, this is in the "public_html" directory if your WordPress site is in the root directory of your website.

Backup your WordPress files: Select all the files and folders in your WordPress directory, right-click, and choose "Compress" to create a zip file containing all your WordPress files. Download this zip file to your computer as a backup.

Delete old WordPress files: After creating a backup, select and delete all the old WordPress files and folders from your directory. Be careful not to delete your "wp-config.php" file or the "wp-content" directory as these contain critical settings and your themes and plugins.

Download the latest WordPress version: Visit the official WordPress website (wordpress.org) and download the latest version of WordPress to your computer.

Upload the new WordPress files: In cPanel's File Manager, click the "Upload" button and select the WordPress zip file you downloaded in the previous step. Once it's uploaded, right-click on it and choose "Extract" to unzip the files.

Move the extracted files: After unzipping the WordPress files, select all the files and folders (except the wp-content folder) and move them to your WordPress directory (where you deleted the old files).

Update the database: When you access your site after the upgrade, WordPress may prompt you to update your database. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete this process.

Test your website: After the upgrade, visit your website to ensure everything is working correctly. Check your posts, pages, and plugins to make sure there are no issues.

Update plugins and themes: Don't forget to update your plugins and themes to their latest versions, as outdated plugins or themes can cause compatibility issues.

That's it! You have successfully upgraded WordPress through cPanel. Remember to regularly back up your site and keep your themes, plugins, and WordPress core up to date to maintain security and functionality.
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