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1. First enter the desktop and press the "Win + R" shortcut to open the running window, type "cmd", and then click the OK button to open the command prompt.

2. After entering the command prompt, type "netstat-ano" and press enter to execute, and then all the ports running on the computer will be displayed.

3. At this time, you can see what the required port is occupied by. We can see that port 49457 is occupied by a process with a pid of 2720, then enter "tasklist | findstr" 2720 "" and press enter to query the name of the process with a pid of 2720. Then we open the command prompt, find the process that occupies the port, and end it.

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