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windows 8 NT Kernel and System using port 80

This has long bugged me. after upgrading to Windows 8, i already cannot run my XAMPP server without using ports other than port 80, since a process called "NT Kernel & System" is using it. It's a system process so I cannot disable it. I don't have any IIS or Web Server installed so I am pretty frustrated how to use that Port 80.

If anyone of you who knows how to change the port "NT Kernel & System" uses, that would be great!

Thanks!

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bonbon.langes Avatar asked Sep 19 '12 09:09

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I ran into the same problem with NT Kernel listening on port 80 when I wanted to get my own application listening on that port.

After stopping

  • IIS
  • World Wide Web Publishing service
  • IIS Admin Service
  • SQL Server Reporting services

the NT Kernel was still listening on port 80

It was finally when I stopped the "Web Deployment Agent Service" that it stopped listening on 80.

Note: use netstat -bano in an elevated command prompt to see what apps are listening on which ports.

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eyeAre Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 15:10

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