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Hi @rizonrise,
How are you trying to enter your Droplet, is it from a normal SSH terminal/Putty Agent? Additionally, can you ping your droplet’s IP? Does it show packet loss or it is able to connect?
If any of the above are correct, your network might be stopped. First use your Droplet’s Web Console. You can find the web console from your control panel --> access.
In there use your root user and root password to enter. Once inside try and type in:
service network restart
Once it restarts, try to ping something:
ping 8.8.8.8
Regards, KFSys