Windows technology articles-cmd forcibly close the port and release the port occupation method, cmd queries the port-related process pid and kills the process instance demonstration

Use the following command to view the process number occupying the port.

netstat -nao | findstr "5554"

You can taskkill -pid 5076 -fkill command process, or by the task manager, find the corresponding pid process and then directly to the right end of the process to lift the port occupied.

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