Go in your RemoteAdmin folder, and open Remote.ini
Under [Server] search for "GrantAllAccessToLocalHost", if it exists, change that value to -1 , else add a line "GrantAllAccessToLocalHost=-1" under [Server]
(Without quotation marks)
Restart your server's service. You can now login with any password.
When your admin account is ok, you may remove that line from Remote.ini
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