The principle is to query the pid based on the port and end the process occupying port 5037.
step:
1. Use the cmd command line to view the PID corresponding to the occupied port.
Enter the command: netstat -aon|findstr + "port number"
Now to find the process using port 5037, then use netstat -aon|findstr "5037"
result:
Obviously, the process with pid 31088 occupies port 5037. (Of course, you can also use the command to verify, command: tasklist|findstr "31088")
The next step is to close the process with pid 31088.
Command to end the process:
taskkill -pid process number -f
So, the next step is to enter taskkill -pid 31088 -f
The effect is as follows: