How do I determine what port 80 is used in my program?

Click on "Command prompt" to start the menu.If you want to look through the output of your program, click "Run as Administrator" in the menu.

To open the port and process list in a text editor, you can run netstat -anb >%USER PROFILE%ports.

You can use PowerShell to process netstat output in a better way.

The program will show you detailed listings of all the endpoints on your system, including the local and remote addresses.The name of the process that owns the endpoint is reported in Windows.Netstat is a program that ships with Windows.

You can see a list of all the open ports on your local computer with the help of the network monitoring software.

You can just run it as usual if you click on "Run as Administrator" in the menu.

You can run a script that uses a port from the previous step by following up with the Windows Task Manager.You can use the "tasklist" command to find a specific port.