View port number
Enter in the terminal:netstat -ano
The program corresponding to the PID
First press shift + Ctrl + esc, and the PID will be displayed by right-clicking on the "Status" of the task manager
Task Manager can search for PID, and you will know the port number if you find the corresponding PID.
Faster way to query PID: powershell inputGet-Process
Handles - Number of handles opened by this process.
NPM(K) - resident memory set size.
PM(K) - Paged memory set size. (Represents process private memory size)
WS(K) - Working set size. (Virtual address space size)
CPU(s) - The amount of CPU time used by this process.
Id - The ID number of this process.
SI - Number of external citations? ? ?
ProcessName - Process name.
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tasklistYou can also print out all processes:
It’s the process in the task manager
tasklist | findstr "xxxx"Screening process, tasklist | findstr "Ape Ruyi"
