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  • Hi Guyz,

    My Solution regarding if you aren’t able to see plugins page in wordpress admin panel.

    Simple way is to go to your database and search “aam_” delete all tables from your wp_options. After doing this search for “wp_user_roles” and there i noticed “update_plugin” option wasn’t available. I replaced the same with default roles that you get from a fresh wordpress installation.

    Wallah!!

    All the user capabilities were back(In my case plugin page). This same procedure can be done if you are having error like “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”.

    This procedure worked for me.

    Thanks tampeet, this solution worked for me:

    in PHPMyAdmin do the following:

    1) in “wp_options” delete the “AAM_” tables.
    2) in “wp_options” replace the “WP_USER_ROLES” record with the record of a default WordPress installation.

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