michalblazek

<p>WordPress update seems to be basic stuff. You just click Update now and that’s all. Unfortunately we have seen countless WordPress errors after various updates or rutine changes.</p>
<p>These are usually caused by using some deprecated codes or not compatible plugins. Sometimes there may be some issue with a server memory, PHP or database. We have recently started to use the checklist for WordPress core, plugins or themes update.<br />
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WP Update Checklist

Checklist for WordPress core, plugin updates and themes updates. What should your developer always check.

Hiroaki Miyashita

<p>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.</p>
<h3>Uninstall</h3>
<ol>
<li>Deactivate the plugin</li>
<li>That’s it! 🙂</li>
</ol>


Plugin Reinstaller

The Plugin Reinstaller plugin enables the bulk plugin reinstall.

WP Update Checklist vs Plugin Reinstaller