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A 500 Internal Server Error is a generic HTTP status code indicating an unexpected condition encountered by the server, preventing it from fulfilling its request.

Here, we will go over troubleshooting the 500 Error, focusing on common causes like syntax errors and misconfiguration.

Addressing Laravel's 500 Error requires systematically diagnosing and fixing code, server, or settings issues, with regular monitoring and best practices reducing their frequency.

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1. Log into cPanel
2. Navigate to File Manager
3. Locate the document root of your Laravel website
4. Locate the.envfile
5. Edit the File
   TIP: If the.envfile is not visible, review the article Show Hidden Files in File Manager.
   
6. Locate the lineAPP_DEBUG=false
7. Update falsetotrue
   
   
8. Click on Save Changes