This guide walks you through how to use the plugin effectively on your PBN LTD-hosted WordPress website.

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🔧 What the Plugin Does

The Health Check plugin allows you to:

• View the overall technical health of your site

• Run a “Troubleshooting Mode” that simulates a clean WordPress install just for you (admins only)

• Detect plugin conflicts, theme issues, and server configuration problems

• Test changes without breaking your live site for visitors

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✅ Step 1: Install the Plugin

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard (via One Click Login in your PBN LTD dashboard).

2. Go to Plugins > Add New.

3. Search for Health Check & Troubleshooting.

4. Click Install Now, then Activate.

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⚙️ Step 2: Use Site Health Overview

After installation:

1. Go to Tools > Site Health.

2. Review the Status and Info tabs.

• The Status tab shows critical issues and recommended improvements.

• The Info tab gives detailed data about your server, plugins, themes, and more—useful if you're submitting a support ticket.

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🧪 Step 3: Enter Troubleshooting Mode

This is where the plugin really shines.

1. In Tools > Site Health, click the Troubleshooting tab.

2. Click Enable Troubleshooting Mode.

What happens:

• All plugins are deactivated—but only for your user session.

• The site looks and functions as a fresh WordPress install.

• Your visitors continue to see your site as normal.

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🔍 Step 4: Find the Conflict

Now, re-enable components one by one to locate the issue:

1. Re-enable your active theme and check if the issue appears.

2. Then, re-enable plugins one at a time, refreshing the site after each.

3. Once the issue reappears—you’ve found the conflict!

You can now disable the problem plugin or switch themes as needed.

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🔁 Step 5: Exit Troubleshooting Mode

Once done:

• Click Disable Troubleshooting Mode at the top admin bar.

• Your admin session will return to normal, with your original plugins and theme active.

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🛠️ Pro Tips

• Create a backup first: Always create a manual backup from the PBN LTD dashboard before major troubleshooting.

• Combine with File Manager: If you can’t access wp-admin due to an error, use File Manager to rename plugin folders and disable them manually. You can find how to do this here.

• Use with SSO caution: If using One Click Login, avoid disabling the PBN Login Helper plugin—this will disable the autologin feature.

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🙋 Still Stuck?

If you’ve tried these steps and still can’t locate the problem, open a support ticket and include:

• What issue you’re trying to fix

• Which plugins/themes were active

• What the Health Check plugin revealed

The more detail you provide, the faster we can help.