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1. Start-"run -" cmd, call up the command window.

2. Enter the command: netstat-ano, listing all ports. Let's look at the occupied port in the list, such as 49153, and find it first.

3. Check the PID corresponding to the occupied port, enter the command: netstat-aon | findstr "49153", enter, and write down the last digit, that is, PID. This is 1008.

4. Continue typing tasklist | findstr "1008", enter to see which process or program occupies port 1008, and the result is: svchost.exe.

5. Or we can open the task manager and find the process according to PID. Open the task manager and switch to the process tab. The PID column is not open by default. If you can't see the PID column, as shown in the figure below, put the tick in front of the PID (process identifier) and click OK.

6. When we see the confirmation, we can see the PID column

7. Let's take a look at who is the process corresponding to 1008. If not, we can see that the image name is svchost.exe and the description is the main process of Windows, which is exactly the same as the above command.

8. If we are sure that the process is not in use, we can right-click and close it on the process manager. Since this process is a system process, we can not shut it down. If the application is open on the computer and occupies other ports, we can use the above method to find and close it if it is determined to be useless.

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