Hi @lydiapack,
You will need to deactivate Shield Security plugin manually from cPanel or using FTP:
I- Method one using cPanel (if it is used by your host):
– Login to your cPanel. (ask your host if you do not have the login credentials)
– Click the File Manager in the Files section.
– Navigate to your WordPress installation folder, and open the wp-content folder.
– Right-click the plugins folder,
– Then select Rename.
– Change to “Shield Security-old” for example then click the Rename File button.
This is a video that may guide you better as he shows you everything
II- Method two, using FTP:
– Download and install FTP client (for example, Filezilla).
– Open FTP client and enter your FTP access credentials (host, username and password) to access files on your server.
– Navigate to ‘yourwordpresswebsite/wp-content/plugins’ directory.
– Disable Shield Security plugin by renaming its folder.
This is a video that explains how to disable/ deactivate plugin using FTP/Filezilla
Finally, after deactivating the plugin with method one or two try to login and check the result.
Let me know if this helps
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This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by fakhriaz.
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