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# How do I reset my Password?
Can't remember your password? We've gotcha!
You can reset your Aphex password in two ways:
* If you are already logged in to Aphex, you can reset your password from **Account Settings.**
* If you aren't logged in to Aphex, you can reset your password from the **Login Page**.
### Resetting your Password from Account Settings
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**To reset your password from account settings:**
* First, click on your `Avatar` icon in the top right corner of Aphex and select `Profile` from the menu
* Scroll down to the `Password` section and click  . A reset link will be sent to your registered email address
* Open the email and click `Reset Password`
* Enter your new password, confirm it and hit `Continue`
* Your Aphex password will now be updated accordingly!
### Resetting your Password from the Login Page
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**To reset your password from the login page:**
* Head to the Aphex login page [app.aphex.co](http://app.aphex.co/), enter your email and hit `Continue`
* Next, click `Forgot Password` then `Reset your Password`
* Enter your email and select `Send Reset Instructions`
* Open the email and click `Reset Password`
* Enter your new password, confirm it and hit `Continue`
* Your Aphex password will now be updated accordingly!
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