ohgoodiee

It’s interesting to note that out of the 8 plug-ins that are installed, communicating to the outside world without issue, site health, (for what it’s worth is 100%) mail servers, etc, this is the only plug-in that is not able to communicate. cURL, (I myself have written many cURL routines) is up to date, php is up to date.

One can only come to the conclusion that the software was written with the idea that a person is on a hosting platform that is wide open.

I already uninstalled it, but it was complaining about a cURL 28 error.

@jnelcgeorgia

As @shamim51 is saying. All hosting companies allow you to access your files on their servers. Most all of them have some sort of control panel that you can log into (cPanel, etc) and then there is an icon in there that will let you access your files. From there you can rename the plugin folder and then log into your account.

Once you have logged back into your wordpress site, rename the folder back to the original name. You’ll more than likely have to reactivate it and then you can change the re captcha code from google.

Solved…

If the “Failed login Captcha” is set to 0 (zero), then the error will happen. If it is set to 1 or above, then it works fine.

I’m having the same problem. V2 recaptcha.

Admin login and register work without issue, but when a registered user tries to login, they get this error.