Windows solves the problem of port occupying one-stop service
First open the console
Enter the command to netstat -ano |findstr 8082search for the basic information of the 8082 port process. Readers can modify the port to be queried.
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id=6580The process occupied 8082port of the process is found here . Enter the command taskkill /f /t /im 6580directly kill the process can be.
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As shown in the figure above, the process has been successfully killed. 8082There will be no conflicts when using the port again .
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