Workaround for Windows 80 ports being occupied

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Background:

Install Vcenter Server today, during the installation process pop-up Box said my 80 port is occupied, cause vceter cannot install, as shown in.

Workaround:

To find a port that occupies 80, use the following command:

Netstat-ano

Locate the process ID that occupies port 80, and then we can close the process in Task Manager. It is known that only using port 80 is the pid=4 process. We open the Task Manager and discover that the pid=4 process is system, as shown, and we can no longer shut down the system process. Got to be like a different method.

At this time we refer to the literature to solve.

Go to the registration form and find Hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\http. Locate a DWORD value of start, change it to 4, and then restart the computer, and the system process will not take up 80 ports for Windows 80 ports that are occupied by the workaround

Workaround for Windows 80 ports being occupied