Restoring access via phpmyadmin
1) Log in to phpmyadmin of your server provided by the hosting.
2) Find the site database.
3) Find the “users” table in the database and click on it.
4) Find yourself in the list of users (in the “name” column all user names on your site are indicated) and click “edit”.
5) In the pass field, in the “value” column, enter $S$CXaciicTDWSFks5AanZNRLFR2W9P0v9A1/TPRV0MHbDguSJuh9vb - this is a password hash that corresponds to the value 111222.
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