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MYSQL has changed it type of password (since Mysql 8 ?)
Anyway the easiest solution, is execute the following SQL command on MYSQL It should solve your problem.

Are you sure you are sending it to the right account?

sometimes you need to also add the domain name (even if it is not a public domain).

are you sending to a user on the server.
Do a test from the client: and check the logs on the client and on the server.

You can follow the tutorial : https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/wordpress-plugins/hiding-your-wordpress-admin-url-with-ithemes-security But for you new login page, I think it is best to manual make a copy of wp-login.php to newlogin.php . It is really good to rename wp-login.php, scrip...

Be careful to which email-address you forward. For example; if you forward an email coming from gmail to gmail, It will probably be flagged as spam. Because gmail knows that your server should not send email coming from gmail (or any other known email-providers). To prevent this you could do it all ...

It is a complicated process. Moving the files from subdir to the root, is the first step, but some additional steps are needed. Actual the first step should always be tot do a backup of your files and of the database. Preparation Backup the files and the database! Remove any old site files from the ...

If you have shell access to your server, you can edit the wp-config.php -file Add the following line to disable auto-update: define( 'automatic_updater_disabled', true ); or if you only want to disable WordPress auto updates define( 'wp_auto_update_core', false ); Another, perhaps easier option is i...

If the webserver-user has write access to the website directory,
an FTP-upload is not needed.

The following command should be enough: or The you can retry the automatic-update,
and it should continue.

A little tip if you adapt the the hosts-file of your PC;
use private mode or incognito.

Some files get cached, if you use the same browser for both sites,
It can cause problems.

I think the easiest way is to use you domain name and add it to the hosts-file of your local PC and point it to localhost. But you wont be able to access the actual site, until your from the line form you hosts-file. There are other option, using a sub-domain, or a temporary URL but I haven't worked...