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Step 3: You will see a highlighted box “Currently Installed Packages”, click on the ‘customize’ button as shown below: Step 2: Search for the option “EasyApache 4” & click on it. You will need to enable and install the MySQL PHP extension using the EasyApache 4 interface in your WHM. If you are on a cPanel server that you have root access to. All of Stromonic’ web hosting plans already come with this feature enabled. Note: If your cPanel does not have the Select PHP Version option, you will have to contact your web hosting provider to have it enabled for you. Step 5: Check your WordPress installation and the error should be gone. Step 4: Once you have selected the PHP version as current, tick on the option that says “mysqli” and/or “mysqlnd” from the options presented and click save. Step 3: Once there, change the PHP version to Current from the dropdown as shown below. Step 2: Look for the option “Select PHP Version” & click on it.