If you need to uninstall WordPress, either from the main folder of your Hosting, usually /public_html, from an additional domain or a subdomain, you have to keep in mind some things before proceeding to delete Hosting data that may later affect other websites (if you have several) or that prevent you from restoring it in case of later need.
Any uninstallation in the Hosting Panel is always a somewhat delicate task, so taking the proper precautions by making a complete backup of the Hosting guarantees you have all the files, folders, databases, and other elements hosted on WePanelso that you can access them from the backup if necessary, mainly if problems arise after uninstalling WordPress.
There are 2 common ways to remove a WordPress installation on a Hosting:
- Automatic uninstallation, 90% unassisted, from the Hosting.
- Manual uninstall, deleting files and database.
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