Extract .wpress files created by the awesome All-in-one-Wp-Migration plugin
In this tutorial we are going to extract an .wpress which is not working properly during migration or installation of the backup.
Step : 1
Download .exe file which is needed from the following link. Download
Step : 2
After completion of download create a folder in desired location that may be in c drive extractor.
Eg : C:\Wordpress-Backup
Step : 3
Copy the downloaded extractor to that directory
Eg : C:\Wordpress-Backup
Step : 4
- Open run by pressing windows + R button in your keyboard.
- In run type cmd and press enter key.
- Open up a command prompt.
- CD into the directory you just created, let’s say its in C:\Wordpress-Backup folder of your pc.
- The command you’ll run would be cd C:\Wordpress-Backup in your command prompt.
- Now run the following command wpress-extractor . For example my .wpress file was filename.wpress so the command I ran was wpress-extractor filename.wpress.
- You’ll find your files extracted into the same directory where the extractor was run. In my case it was C:\Wordpress-Backup.
Here is the extractor download link
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Worked like a charm, thanks!!!
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thank you very much..
Yes I found this info already in an old locked thread, but this sees recent so I can ask a question 😉
Does the All-in-one-Wp-Migration plugin actually stor the WP core (root) files? In the backup I made, I cannot find that after decompressing the way you described.
I need to know that after a WP update that gives problems, this backup also restpores WP core.
No the all one wp migrator will never take the backup of your WordPress core so you cannot find out the WordPress core in the decompressed files.
The problem you are facing is you are unable to restore the backup right ?
this is a perfect! amazing trick thanks a lot