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To force the removal of port occupancy, you can use my newly developed version of PHPWAMP_IN2 (the latest version so far, the tutorial is the old picture)

The latest version of PHPWAMP supports custom Mysql version and custom PHP version, and is currently the only true pure green software integrated with the VC runtime.

The latest version of PHPWAMP supports one-click switching of more than 180 database versions, and one-click switching of more than 700 PHP versions (Baidu search by itself)

The new version of PHPWAMP supports multiple different mysql versions and multiple different php versions to run at the same time, and the site management specifies the version at any time.

At present, there is only windows version of the software. I am making it under the linux system. Because my personal time is limited, it is estimated that I will have to wait for some time.

You can click "View occupied Port" for the forced unoccupied function of PHPWAMP (if you have BUG, please contact me to modify the software)

If one of your ports is occupied, you can use the "View occupied Ports" function that comes with PHPWAMP directly to remove the occupation.

As shown in the figure above, click "detailed list of Port occupancy" and the port occupancy will appear. Find the corresponding port and right-click to remove the occupation.

Other port occupancy can be forcibly unoccupied, 80% is occupied, and generally can be forcibly killed.

The only thing to note is that if the application that takes up 80% is the application of Microsoft's system itself, there may be a problem with the forced release of the occupation.

As shown in the figure above, it shows that the PID4,80 port is occupied, and the most common is that the IIS and Microsoft databases occupy port 80.

Iis and Microsoft database are Microsoft's own products, so they are protected, and if they are forcibly unoccupied, there may be problems, so I removed the mandatory unoccupancy function for these two programs. (the new version of PHPWAMP adds a feature that intelligently removes port 80 from the system in "forcefully removing all Environmental obstacles".)

If other programs occupy port 80 or other ports, click to view the port, click on the detailed list, and right-click the corresponding port to be forced to unoccupy.

So what if Microsoft's own iis takes up port 80? Very simple, the use of common tools in the "strong removal of all environmental obstacles" can remove the system occupied port 80, of course, you can also solve it manually, you can right-click the site under IIS, click "Edit binding".

Then change the port to non-80 to remove the port 80 occupied by IIS.

If you find that IIS does not occupy port 80, then generally Microsoft's own database SQL Server occupies port 80. You can click to view all the services.

Find the SQL Server Reporting Services (MSSQLSERVER) service in the service and click stop first.

As shown in the following figure, the right-click property is automatically changed to manual, not manual, and the service will start on its own every time the computer is restarted.

Then you use the View Port function and you will find that Port 80 has been unoccupied! Remember to change it to manual, otherwise you will have to turn off the Microsoft database port every time you restart. Technology has no limit, PHPWAMP I will continue to update tutorials, welcome to follow my 51CTO blog, 51CTO is wonderful because of you and me.

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