What Program Has This Port Open
(2013-04-19)
Then bring up task mangler, select the PID field to be displayed, sort by PID, and presto.In my case it was a svchost.exe that was running the dhcp server. Restarting the dhcp server service freed up the port I wanted.
Problem
What process has this port open?Solution
Find the PID of the offending process as so:> netstat -a -n -o
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