• Locate “Modify the subdomain”, underneath it, select the domain you wish to remove.
• Click on the “Remove”

• Again, click on the “Delete subdomain” button for confirmation.

• At the left sidebar, you will click on the expand button to expand your database like ‘example’.

• Under the cPanel username, find the list of all the databases, and select an appropriate database that you want to edit and it would be expanded
• Select the desired table you need to delete, for example, if you want to edit the WordPress table and change the name of the blog from phpMyAdmin then choose “wp-options”.

• Click the delete button present in 3^rd row

• Scroll down and then click on delete.

• Find ‘current databases’ to check out the list of all databases and then choose the option ‘delete’.

• Click the ‘delete database’ button
• If you see a warning, again click the ‘delete database’ button

• Under “Add New Cron Job“, locate your corn job and tap on the “Edit” button.
• Make the necessary changes and click on the ‘Edit Line’ button.

1)  How to Delete Cronjob?

• Sign-in to your cPanel account.
• In the ‘’Advanced” section, tap on the “Cron Jobs” icon.
• Under “Current Cron Jobs“, locate your corn job and tap on the “Delete” button.
• A message will generate saying ‘Delete this corn job?’
• Tap on the ‘Delete’