How to deal with WordPress Password forgotten

1. the WordPress Password is stored in the database as an MD5 code.
Based on this principle, You can manually update the database and reset the custom password.
2. Run the MySQL statement to modify the WordPress Password.
Use tools such as phpMyAdmin to log on to your database management and execute the following statement:
Update wp_uo2kml_users SET Password = PASSWORD ("new password") where user = 'username ';
To update your WordPress Password.
3. Use the PHP file to change the WordPress Password
Create a new PWD. php file and add the following to it:
Echo MD5 ('your password ');
Upload to the root directory of the host, execute http: // your domain name/pwd. php, and then connect to your database for execution.
Update wp_uo2kml_users set user_pass = 'execute PWD. php to display the string 'where user_login = 'admin ';
OK. Now you can use your own password to enter the administrator account.
Note: wp_uo2kml_users is the user management table in the WordPress database.