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This article shows you how Windows 7 shows that port 80 is occupied by the system, the content is concise and easy to understand, absolutely can make you shine, through the detailed introduction of this article I hope you can gain something.

As a Windows 7 system user, if you always fail in the process of starting Apache, you can use the netstat -ano command in the CMD window to query and find that port 80 is occupied by the system. Don't worry, here's a detailed solution.

According to the PID display in the above figure, check the PID process name in the task manager;

Since it is a system, it should not be a real system, but a process of other Microsoft products running.

(Note: I have ended IIS ADmin service in services.msc)

But in fact, IIS service is not really closed, port 80 is also occupied by IIS 7.5, so open IIS Manager.

Right-click on IIS root directory and click Stop:

Then go back and run netstat -ano in cmd and find that port 80 is no longer occupied.

Click apache2 service in service manager to start it.

(If you also install other Microsoft products such as SQL, you can stop their service testing (although SQL should not affect it, because SQL rarely uses port 80))

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