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  1. Depending on the hosting set up and package, if you have plesk/cPanel access, or shell access, you should be able to get in to the site, or adjust users in SQL: edit the `user_email` field in the `wp_users` table of your database (e.g., phpMyAdmin) to update the email address. This will allow you to regain access.

  2. Hi,

    First, go to your WordPress login page and click on **”**Lost your password?”. Enter any emails or usernames you might have used, and check if you can get a reset link from any of them. If you have other email accounts, try those too.

    If that doesn’t work, you might need to get into your hosting account. Log in to your hosting control panel (like cPanel or Plesk), go to phpMyAdmin, find your WordPress database, and look for the `wp_users` table. You can edit your username there and change the password by using MD5 in the function dropdown. If you can’t access phpMyAdmin, you can create a PHP file called `emergency.php` to change your password and upload it to your site’s root directory. After running the script from your browser and changing the password, be sure to delete the file for security.

    I hope this would help you

    Thanks

 

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