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How to Restore Access to the Exchange Panel?

Use one of the methods below to regain access.

Lost Password for an Existing User

If you’ve lost your password, first try resetting it using the dedicated form on the website: https://your_domain/lostpass/. If you receive an email with instructions to reset your password, follow the steps provided in the email.

If you don’t receive the email, it could mean that either password resets are disabled for this user due to security settings, or the email template for this type of notification hasn’t been configured.

In this case, you’ll need to manually reset the password for the existing administrator user.

  1. Download the file from the link below:

  2. Open the setpass.php file locally using a text editor (e.g., Notepad++) and edit the following lines: user_login and pass.

  1. Save the changes. Ensure the file is encoded in UTF-8 without BOM.

  2. Upload the setpass.php file to the root directory of your website.

  3. Access the file in your browser at https://your_domain/setpass.php. A blank page will appear, indicating the password has been updated to the one specified in the file.

  4. Log in to the admin panel as usual (typically at https://your_domain/prmmxchngr) using the new password.

  5. Delete the setpass.php file from the root directory.

Lost PIN Code for Admin Panel Login

If PIN-based authentication is enabled but you’re not receiving the PIN and can’t access the admin panel, follow these steps:

  1. Open the /wp-content/plugins/premiumbox/userdata.php file.

ISP Manager, folder structure

  1. Locate the line containing PN_ADMIN_GOWP and change its value from false to true, then save the file.

The PN_ADMIN_GOWP directive temporarily resets the admin panel login URL to https://your_domain/wp-admin/. During this time, email-based authentication will also be disabled.

File: userdata.php

  1. Log in to the website at the standard URL https://your_domain/wp-admin/ without entering a PIN code.

  2. Adjust the necessary settings to ensure proper notification functionality.

  3. Revert the true value back to false in the userdata.php file.

Lost URL for Admin Panel Login

If you’ve forgotten the URL for accessing the admin panel, follow these steps:

  1. Open the /wp-content/plugins/premiumbox/userdata.php file.

ISP Manager, folder structure

  1. Locate the line containing PN_ADMIN_GOWP and change its value from false to true, then save the file.

File: userdata.php

  1. Log in to the admin panel at https://your_domain/wp-admin/.

  2. Check the URL fields in the "Settings" -> "General" section. Ensure only the domain is specified, and the protocol https:// is included before the domain name.

  1. Verify the login URL in the "Settings" -> "Main Settings" section and update it if necessary.

  1. Revert the true value back to false in the userdata.php file. Next time, log in using the URL specified in the settings.

Unable to Access Admin Panel Due to IP Restrictions

If you’re locked out of the admin panel due to IP restrictions, you’ll need to create a temporary administrator account to disable the restrictions for the existing admin.

  1. Download the file from the link below:

  2. Open the createuser.php file using a text editor (e.g., Notepad++) and edit the following lines: user_login, pass, and email.

  1. Save the changes. Ensure the file is encoded in UTF-8 without BOM.

  2. Upload the createuser.php file to the root directory of your website.

  3. Access the file in your browser at https://your_domain/createuser.php. A blank page will appear, indicating the new user has been created.

  4. Log in to the admin panel as usual (typically at https://your_domain/prmmxchngr) using the new credentials.

  5. Delete the createuser.php file from the root directory.

Premium Exchanger Plugin Deactivated

If the Premium Exchanger plugin has been deactivated and you can’t access the admin panel, follow these steps:

  1. Temporarily rename the /wp-content/themes/exchanger/functions.php file on the server. You can use any temporary name.

  1. Log in to the admin panel using your credentials at https://your_domain/wp-admin/.

  2. In the admin panel, go to the "Plugins" section and activate the "Premium Exchanger" plugin.

  1. Rename the functions.php file back to its original name.

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