Workaround for Windows 80 ports occupied by process System & pid=4

I am using SQL Server Reporting services to stop this service and set it to start manually

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Suddenly found that 80 port is inexplicably occupied, I look at the System this process

Can not end this goods, so began to slowly see what is the occupation of the

First of all, open the cmd run this sentence, 80 port by the System occupation, must be the HTTP service to make the ghost

netsh http show servicestate

SeeReportServerSlightly puzzled

Let's go ahead and get the PID using port 80, what are we waiting for? Open taskmgr! ( Task Manager )

How the Task Manager views the PID:

Above in cmd we get PID = 4212, now let's see what's in the mischief

See the result, suddenly dawned! If you're not sure what the process is, we'll right him.-Open the file location

Everyone should understand that now. This is what I'm hogging. SQL Server Reporting Services

Finally I went to the services.msc to stop him and set up the service for a manual fix.

How to view current 80 port occupancy:

Netstat-ano | Findstr 0.0.0.0:80

This command entered and enter, no content in the middle means no occupation

Workaround for Windows 80 ports occupied by process System & pid=4