1. Resetting Permalinks Structure

The simplest way to deal with this problem is by resetting the permalinks structure:

Navigate to your WordPress Dashboard. Go to Settings > Permalinks.

Select an alternative permalinks structure -> Save Changes. For instance, if you’re currently using the Day and name settings. Change it to something else, like Post name.

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  1. Once done, change it back to your standard structure and hit Save Changes once again.
If you’re still getting a “404 Page Not Found” error, let’s try other remaining methods.

2. Disabling Plugins

Deactivate the most-recently installed or updated plugin that might be triggering the error. Otherwise, you can also remove all the installed plugins altogether:

  1. Go to the Plugins menu in your WordPress dashboard -> Installed Plugins.
  2. Click the Deactivate button next to the plugin’s name.
  3. Once finished, reset the permalinks structure using the previous method.

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