If you deactivate WooCommerce, it will stop managing your store’s products, sales, and customers. All your current data will still be there, but you won’t be able to add new products, manage your sales, or contact your customers.
You’ll need to reinstall WooCommerce and set it up from scratch.
There are a few things to keep in mind if you deactivate WooCommerce:
1. You’ll lose any data that was in your WooCommerce store when you deactivated it.
If you’ve got a lot of data, this could be a big problem.
2. You’ll need to create a new account and set up all your products, sales, and customers again.
3. If you’ve got any customizations or add-ons to WooCommerce, you’ll need to reinstall them.
4. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce on a website, you’ll need to re-activate your WooCommerce account on that website.
5. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce app, you’ll need to re-activate your WooCommerce account in that app.
6. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce extension, you’ll need to re-activate your WooCommerce account in that extension.
7. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce plugin, you’ll need to re-activate your WooCommerce account in that plugin.
8. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce theme, you’ll need to re-activate your WooCommerce account in that theme.
9. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce on a website, you’ll need to deactivate your WooCommerce account on that website and reactivate it on the new website.
10. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce app, you’ll need to deactivate your WooCommerce account in that app and reactivate it on the new website.
11. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce extension, you’ll need to deactivate your WooCommerce account in that extension and reactivate it on the new website.
12. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce plugin, you’ll need to deactivate your WooCommerce account in that plugin and reactivate it on the new website.
13. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce theme, you’ll need to deactivate your WooCommerce account in that theme and reactivate it on the new website.
14. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce on a website, you’ll need to delete your WooCommerce account on that website and create a new one.
15. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce app, you’ll need to delete your WooCommerce account in that app and create a new one.
16. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce extension, you’ll need to delete your WooCommerce account in that extension and create a new one.
17. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce plugin, you’ll need to delete your WooCommerce account in that plugin and create a new one.
18. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce theme, you’ll need to delete your WooCommerce account in that theme and create a new one.
19. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce on a website, you’ll need to transfer your WooCommerce data to the new website.
20. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce app, you’ll need to transfer your WooCommerce data to the new app.
21. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce extension, you’ll need to transfer your WooCommerce data to the new extension.
22. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce plugin, you’ll need to transfer your WooCommerce data to the new plugin.
23. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce theme, you’ll need to transfer your WooCommerce data to the new theme.
24. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce on a website, you’ll need to export your WooCommerce data and import it into the new website.
25. If you use WooCommerce for eCommerce in a WooCommerce app, you’ll need to export your WooCommerce data and import it.
