Windows to see which process is consuming the port

Command

View PID: netstat-ano|findstr Port number

View process name: tasklist|findstr PID

End Process: taskkill-f-pid PID number

Detailed diagram:

1. Open the Command Window

2. Enter the NETSTAT-ANO|FINDSTR port number to query the process PID that occupies the port, for example, the PID here is 7832

3. Enter the TASKLIST|FINDSTR PID query process name, for example, the name of the process is Phpd.exe

4. You can also view the PID corresponding process by opening the Task Manager, as

5. If PID does not have a column, view, select columns in the Task Manager menu bar, and then tick the PID

6. If you want to end the process, directly select the process click the End button, or use the command taskkill-f-pid 7832

Windows to see which process is consuming the port