1. Log into cPanel account.
2. Click on File Manager under Files. A pop-up box entitled File Manager Directory Selection will appear.
3. Select Public FTP Root (public_ftp).
4. Click on Go button.
1. Log into cPanel account.
2. Click on File Manager under Files. A pop-up box entitled File Manager Directory Selection will appear.
3. Select Public FTP Root (public_ftp).
4. Click on Go button.
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