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@raayza May I also ask “why Godaddy”? They are no longer one of the best when it comes to hosting and they are generally 40% more expensive than their competition ??
Anyway, I am also happy to help you with the whole migration if needed.

Hi @raayza
That’s normal because Wordfence has a firewall, and when you deactivate the plugin the firewall rules remain on the server but since they can’t find wordfence, they lock everything. It is an easy fix for me. Happy to help you. you can email me amr at humantalents.ca

@healthgym

If you are using CloudFlare as your name server You can have more than one Cname record but you can’t have both records be the “root” record at the same time.

I don’t see an issue if you create the CNAME for healthgym.net
as c126295.tier1.quic.cloud.

If your name servers are already: align.cloudflare.net and dana.cloudflare.net or “*.cloudflare.net” you don’t need a cloudflare cname.

You need to move your NS servers completely from
NS1.DNS-PARKING.COM
NS2.DNS-PARKING.COM

To cloudflare, just sign up for the free account and follow the instructions.

I had the same problem.
Solved it by accessing the folders by FTP. then deleting both Hyper Cache plugin folders from wp-content.