Migrating a WordPress website from one hosting provider to Bacloud Cpanel hosting using cPanel Backup Wizard involves a straightforward process. Here's a step-by-step tutorial:

Before You Begin:

1. Backup Your Website:

   • Log in to the cPanel of your old hosting provider.
   • Locate and access the "Backup Wizard" or "Backup" section.
   • Choose the "Full Backup" option.

1. Download Full Backup:

   • Select "Home Directory" for the backup destination.
   • Enter your email address to receive a notification when the backup is complete.
   • Click on the "Generate Backup" button.
   • Once the backup is ready, you will receive an email with a download link.

2. Transfer Backup to Bacloud Worpdress Hosting:

   • Download the backup file to your local computer.
   • Log in to the Bacloud Cpanel Hosting.
   • Access the "File Manager" and upload the backup file to the home directory.

3. Restore Backup in Bacloud Hosting:

   • In the cPanel of your new hosting, locate and access the "Backup Wizard" or "Backup" section.
   • Choose the "Restore" option.
   • Select "Home Directory" as the restore source.
   • Click on the "Upload" button and select the backup file you uploaded.

1. Restore MySQL Database:

   • In the same "Backup Wizard" or "Backup" section, click on "MySQL Databases."
   • Choose the database associated with your WordPress site.
   • Click on the "Restore" button and select the .sql file from your backup.

2. Update wp-config.php:

   • In the File Manager of your new hosting, find the wp-config.php file.
   • Edit the file and ensure the database name, username, and password match the new hosting.

3. Update Site URL:

   • In the WordPress database on your new hosting, find the "wp_options" table.
   • Look for the rows with the "siteurl" and "home" options.
   • Update the option_value to the new URL (e.g., http://yournewdomain.com).

4. Search and Replace URLs (Optional):

   • Use a tool like Interconnect/it's Database Search and Replace Script or the Better Search Replace plugin to replace old URLs with new ones.

5. Update Permalinks (Optional):

   • In the WordPress dashboard of your new site, go to Settings > Permalinks and click "Save Changes" to refresh your permalink structure.

6. Update DNS:

   • Change your domain's DNS settings to point to the nameservers of your new hosting provider. This step may take some time to propagate.

7. Test Your Site:

   • Visit your new domain to ensure that the website is working correctly.

Final Notes:

• Keep a backup of your old site until you are sure the migration was successful.
• If you face any issues, consult your hosting provider's support or seek assistance from forums and WordPress communities.

Always follow best practices and ensure you have a backup before making significant changes to your website.

Please note that the specific steps may vary slightly based on your hosting providers' interfaces and configurations. Always follow best practices and ensure you have a backup before making significant changes to your website.