WIN10 prompts "Server startup failed, 80 port occupied" problem

What's 80 port?

The 80 port is open for HTTP (Hypertext Transport Protocol), the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, which is the most frequently used protocol for surfing the web, and is used primarily for the WWW (World Wide website) protocol that transmits information on the web. You can access the website by adding ": 80" to the HTTP address (that is, the "url"), because the default port number for browsing Web services is 80, so simply enter the URL and do not enter ": 80".

WIN10 prompts "Server startup failed, 80 port occupied" issue

1, as the administrator to run cmd;

2, Input:

NET stop http

Note: If the prompt is really needed to stop these services, select "Y";

3, after the completion of the input:

sc config http start=disabled

Other methods: (if 80 ports can not be lifted, use the lower solution)

Solution One:

1, Ctrl+x, and then select "Computer Management", expand the "services and Applications" to find "services";

2, find "World Wide Web Publishing Service", double-click Open, change the startup type to manual, changing service status to "stop";

3. If 80 ports are still occupied, you need to stop the following services:

"SSDP Discovery"

"Print Spooler"

"HomeGroup Provider"

"Function Discovery Resource Publication"

"Function Discovery Provider Host"

Solution Two:

1, as the administrator to run regedit;

2, open the key value: hkey_local_machinesystemcurrentcontrolsetserviceshttp;

3, on the right to find the start of this item, to change it to 0;

4, reboot the system, the process does not occupy 80 ports.