Hi! Since you allways end up in the else block, this means that
txtParola.text == Request.Cookies["Login"]["parola"].ToString()
is not true. I want to stop for a second and point out the security risk of having your password in raw format stored in a cookie file. Is really really bad, so hopefully you don't have it. I hope that your "Request.Cookies["Login"]["parola"]" returns a hash string of the user password, and your "txtParola.Text" returns the raw format. Or even more likley, there is no cookie file at all in your dev enviorment.
But replace your else block to
Informate.Text = Request.Cookies["Login"]["parola"].ToString() == "" ? "The Cookie is empty" : Request.Cookies["Login"]["parola"].ToString()
And see if you have what you think in your cookie. I really recomend that you take an weekend off typing code and study how to debug in your choice of IDE. It's not funny, but it's good. And in the long term, it will give you more time for funny stuff over fixing stuff. Because using the style I have used above (Printing some values out in "console") is a really slow way to debug code.