all in one wp migration cannot login

The problem is after the migration no accounts seem to work when logging in on /wp-admin or /wp-login. Neither the default account the fresh WP installation had, nor the accounts that were migrated with the site.

Activate the new admin account. Close the WP site and login to the WP site with the new admin credentials. Export the site again. Import it into Local again. You should now be able to login to the imported site using your newly minted admin account credentials.

All-in-One WP Migration is not able to create **C:UsersHPLocal Siteslbvetapppublic/wp–contentai1wm–backups** folder. You will need to create this folder and grant it read/write/execute permissions (0777) for the All-in-One WP Migration plugin to function properly.

If you’re using the All-in-One WP Migration plugin and the import is getting stuck, here are a few things you can do to fix it.

I recommend asking at All-in-One WP Migration support forum so the plugin’s developers and their support community can help you with this. You can also contact your hosting company support to help you check for any server-related issues.

When I try to open/edit the migrated website in Local, I get two problems: 1) My WP login credentials for the website (on Local) are no longer valid, specifically I get an error saying that my username is not registered on the site, even though it worked before migration; 2) Local says it cannot connect to the website’s database.

I migrated the 150MB WordPress site to AWS using All-in-one wp migration plugin, but once the migration is done the site is running good but I cannot log in to my WordPress “wp-admin” using neither with the new nor the old credentials. please help me out with this.

If you wish to import an entire WordPress site, including plugins, themes, and users, the All-in-One WP Migration plugin can help you achieve that. Follow the steps in this guide to import an exact copy of your website to WordPress.com.