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How to Disable Rescue Mode in Virtualizor

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April 26, 2026 2 min read 0 views

If you have previously enabled rescue mode but did not know how to disable it, follow this tutorial.

1. Log in to your Virtualizor Control Panel.

2. From the left side panel, click on List VPS.

3. Hover your mouse on the appropriate VPS, and that line will be highlighted. Then click on the Wrench icon in the highlighted line.

4. Click on Rescue Mode.

5. Click Disable Rescue Mode.

Your VPS will start in normal mode.

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