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edited Sep 13, 2024 at 11:17

How to Find and Kill a Process by Port in Windows

Run the following command to find the process that is listening on the desired port:

C:\>netstatnetstat -ano | find "LISTENING" | find "<PORT>"

Replace <PORT> with the actual port number you're investigating.

After finding the process ID, you can terminate it by running:

C:\>taskkilltaskkill /pid <PROCESS-ID> /f

Replace <PROCESS-ID> with the PID obtained from the previous step.

Run the following command to find the process that is listening on the desired port:

C:\>netstat -ano | find "LISTENING" | find "<PORT>"

Replace <PORT> with the actual port number you're investigating.

After finding the process ID, you can terminate it by running:

C:\>taskkill /pid <PROCESS-ID> /f

Replace <PROCESS-ID> with the PID obtained from the previous step.

Run the following command to find the process that is listening on the desired port:

netstat -ano | find "LISTENING" | find "<PORT>"

Replace <PORT> with the actual port number you're investigating.

After finding the process ID, you can terminate it by running:

taskkill /pid <PROCESS-ID> /f

Replace <PROCESS-ID> with the PID obtained from the previous step.

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answered Sep 10, 2024 at 15:21

Nayeem Bin Ahsan

Run the following command to find the process that is listening on the desired port:

C:\>netstat -ano | find "LISTENING" | find "<PORT>"

Replace <PORT> with the actual port number you're investigating.

After finding the process ID, you can terminate it by running:

C:\>taskkill /pid <PROCESS-ID> /f

Replace <PROCESS-ID> with the PID obtained from the previous step.