in this video we're going to look at how to adjust your PHP settings in cPanel to adjust things like available memory blowing errors and other settings like that so if we log into our cPanel account and browse down to the software section you can see we have both the multi PHP manager and the multi PHP ini editor the multi PHP manager is used to change the PHP version used by your website so if you want by default on this particular account of the PHP version is set to 7.2 to change to a different version select the domain you wish to choose select the PHP version from the list and click apply that will then change the PHP version to the PHP version selected once you have your PHP version selected you can edit information such as memory availability and things like that so if you go into the multi PHP ini editor click on demo demo over your domain name then you can see the most common settings here are available for changing so you have display errors max execution time input time memory limit etc so there's an explanation of what each of the settings does so if you wanted to see if you're having say a 500 error on your website and you wanted to see what the cause of that error was you could turn on display errors and apply and that would set that setting in the in the local PHP dot ini file for your site you can also use you can adjust things like the memory limit so if we wanted to increase from 32 megabytes to 512 megabytes apply that now if you scroll back up a little bit you can go to editor mode select your domain name you can see the actual settings that have been applied to your local PHP to ienai there is a warning that you should be using the editor to change this not editing this directly but you can see that the display errors is on and the memory limit is set to 512 as we've selected previously to change the settings back or to alter them again go back to basic mode select your domain and change settings accordingly