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That isn’t typically included with WordPress. What is the date on it?

Did you have any development work on the site?

What SQL queries are using that much CPU? You should be able to view the top queries for something like mytop etc.

You may also be able to configure your mysql tmpdir to RAM for faster processing as you have 16GB of RAM.

Have you confirmed the server can reach www.ads-software.com? You may have to contact your hosting provider about this.

JS files shouldn’t typically take that long, unless they are extremely large. What does the site https://gtmetrix.com/ say for your site? What’s your URL?

What’s in your .htaccess files under the admin folder? Any redirects?

cPanel updates through each version to avoid issues, so 5.0 -> 5.1, 5.1 -> 5.5, 5.5 -> 5.6

As always backup your databases before attempting!

Have you confirmed that the permissions on this folder are correct? You may have to have your host check on this for you.

What do third party tests show as taking the longest time to load on the site?

Clearly it is script/database related as you have said, because static content loads near instantly.

Did your hosting provider offer any assistance with this problem? They will be able to look into the error logs to hopefully see what is happening.

This is likely a problem with the hosting provider. You should contact your host to see if there is an issue connecting to www.ads-software.com from their manual checks through curl, etc.

I’d contact your hosting provider for assistance on this, as they can look into the database and see what email is associated with the admin user. You can also reset the password through the database, although a bit tricky, your hosting provider can likely help.

Is this still broken for you? I would try clearing your browser cache. It appears just slow to me.

What hosting provider do you use?

I’d suggest going through your hosting provider to see what email account is listed on the admin login. You should be then able to have the password reset link sent to that.

Anything in the PHP error log? What does your host say?

It’s possible the memory_limit variables in PHP are different between hosts. Check out https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP

Is the ownership of the folder correct?