When using Phpstuby, Apache or MySQL does not boot and the port is occupied

When using Phpstuby, Apache or MySQL does not start and port is occupied, what should I do?

Reason:

Other programs are using 80 or 3306 ports.

Apache cannot boot if 80 ports are occupied;

If you use 3306 ports, MySQL will not boot.

Workaround:

1, to find the relevant process, stop the process (not recommended, time consuming);

2, right click on the lower right corner phpstuby small icon-click Environment Port detection

Then click on: "Try forcing the related process to close and start"

Start successful, Ok

When using Phpstuby, Apache or MySQL does not boot and the port is occupied