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How to check the port occupancy in Windows

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 17:39:00 11月16日 Update

This article introduces you how to check the port occupancy in Windows, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, hope to be helpful to you.

1. Win+r runs cmd or runs in the open menu

2. Run the command netstat-aon | findstr "8888"

Netstat-ano to view all occupied ports

Findstr "Port to View" looks up the occupancy of the port

You can see that the port 8888 I am looking for is occupied by an application that has been 8328 for the time of the process ID

3. View the applications that occupy the port

Run the command tasklist | findstr "8328" to view the application with an id of 8328

4. The process of investigation and killing

Run the command taskkill / f / t / im javaw.exe to kill the process

5. Confirm that the port is not occupied

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