In windows, how does one view the occupied ports and processes ?, Windows Port

In windows, how does one view the occupied ports and processes ?, Windows Port

For example, if you find that port 7545 is occupied, you want to find the process that occupies the port and end it.

1. Open the command line and check the process ID that occupies port 7545;

Netstat-aon | findstr "7545"

2. If the process ID is 1008, view the process name based on the process ID;

Tasklist | findstr "1008"

3. Open the task manager and end the process based on the known process name or process ID.

Note: The test is successful in Windows 8.1.