How To Easily Fix The WordPress Redirect Loop Error Without Admin Access

If you’ve been using WordPress, you’ve probably encountered the dreaded WordPress Redirect Loop Error at some point in time. There are a few different reasons why this can happen, but you should first check out your .htaccess file inside the root of your server. If you’ve created a redirect inside your .htaccess file to redirect the non-www domain (ex: justincener.com) to the www version (www.justincener.com), you may be causing the redirect loop error.

Follow these easy steps and you’ll get your WordPress Blog and Admin Access Back:

1. Backup your .htaccess file on your hard drive
2. Delete the .htaccess file from the root of your server
4. Go to your blog’s admin panel and log-in
5. On the left sidebar, go to Settings –> General and changes your WordPress Address and Blog Address to include www (so it should be http://www.domainname.com instead of http://domainname.com).
6. Save Settings
7. Take your .htaccess backup and reupload it to the root of your server

Thats it, you should be up and running again!