Hiroaki Miyashita

The Plugin Reinstaller plugin enables the bulk plugin reinstall. Just activate the plugin and select <code>Update</code> > <code>Bulk Actions</code>. Deactivate the plugin if you do not use.
<h3>Uninstall</h3>
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<li>Deactivate the plugin</li>
<li>That’s it! 🙂</li>
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Plugin Reinstaller

The Plugin Reinstaller plugin enables the bulk plugin reinstall.

Julio Potier

Imagine you get hacked, or you had to modify a plugin’s core.
Now, all these plugins (hacked or modified) need to be reinstalled.
You can not do it, you can not “fake update” them too.
You have to delete them, then reupload them, boring.
Now, just check each plugin’s box you want to be reinstalled, chose “Update” in the action select box, “Apply”, done!
WordPress will now let you update them even if they are already up to date 😉

Force Plugin Updates

As someone who has cleaned up dozens of WordPress sites, I can say the old way of reuploading plugins is no longer needed thanks to this awesome plugin. Definitely a plugin to use when your site has been compromised.



Great for Site Cleanup

You may need to reinstall any of your plugins, juste check the plugins' box, select "Update", and that's all!

Plugin Reinstaller vs Force Plugin Updates