How To Fix “There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.Learn more about debugging in WordPress”?

Hi Guys, Today I am Going to How To Fix “There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.Learn more about debugging in WordPress”?

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When will this Critical Error Comes ?

This type of errors occurs when you install or update plugins or themes sometime may be due to faulty plugins ( Nulled or Wrongly Coded).

Is this Error is Fixable ? What can i do to fix this Issue ? 

Yes, Definitely .This Errors are easily fixable one not at all a serious issue.

In order to Fix it you need follow the below given steps.

Steps For How To Fix “There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.Learn more about debugging in WordPress“?

Step 1: First of all Goto the Specific Hosting Site and Access Your C-Panel and then Open File Manager.

Step 2: Now Look out for the error_log File and Double Click on it to Open.

Step 3: Now Look for the errors that happened in specific intervals of time check it out according to your date and time.

Step 4: Now if you find the errors due to plugins Just Goto to Your FTP or File Manager/Public_Html/wp-content/.

*Rename the Plugins Folder to pluginsbackup or Else You Can Also Delete the Plugin Which causes the Error that you noticed in Error_Logs.

Step 5 : Now Goto to your Site and Log-in.

If Still Problems Persists ,

Step 6 : Now C-Panel and Click PHP Configuration.

Step 7 : Now Upgrade your PHP to PHP 7.4 and Above  (Latest Versions).

If Still the error not get fixed, Follow this Turn-On Debug Method ,

Step 8:  Now Goto your FTP or File Manager/Public_Html/Wp-Config.php.

Step 9: Now Look for the File WP-Config.php and Click Edit .

Step 10: Now Look for these codes in Wp-Config.php

Find in wp-config.php
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

And replace with
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);

Step 10: After Turning on Debug Mode Goto your FTP or File Manager/Public_Html/wp-content/debug.log

Now You Can Check the Detailed Errors and Fix it By Removing or Changing the Plugins or Themes which causing the errors.

*Note : Once The Problems are Fixed , Don’t Forget to Turn Off the Debug Mode.

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