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AggresiveBear, you have another program using Port 80.

1. Open CMD.exe

2. type netstat -aon | findstr :80

3. All processes that use port 80 are displayed. Take note of the pid in the right colum.

4. Go to task manager, sort by pid and close those processes.

 

I killed all the processes related to port 80 except one and I still get the same error message as mentioned by AggresiveBear when invoking emu. The one that's left is related to a system process by name NT Kernel & System and am unable to kill that process as I get a message "the operation is not valid for this process" . Request your help

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I killed all the processes related to port 80 except one and I still get the same error message as mentioned by AggresiveBear when invoking emu. The one that's left is related to a system process by name NT Kernel & System and am unable to kill that process as I get a message "the operation is not valid for this process" . Request your help

 

Can anyone help me in resolving the issue please. TIA

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Can anyone help me in resolving the issue please. TIA

 

try this:

 

net stop http

 

Then push yes.

It will try to close all listed processes. you need to get message "successfully stopped" on all except for "http service", but that is fine.

If you get an error on other processes than http, repeat the same command (net stop http).

 

Then check with

 

netstat -ano

 

if there is anything on port 80

 

ciao

Luca

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try this:

 

net stop http

 

Then push yes.

He will try to close all listed processes. you need to get message "successfully stopped" on all exept "http service", but that is fine.

If you get an error on other processes that http, repeat the same command (net stop http).

 

Then check with

 

nestat -ano

 

if there is anything on port 80

 

ciao

Luca

Thanks for your quick response Luca. Will try this and let you know of its outcome.

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try this:

 

net stop http

 

Then push yes.

It will try to close all listed processes. you need to get message "successfully stopped" on all except for "http service", but that is fine.

If you get an error on other processes than http, repeat the same command (net stop http).

 

Then check with

 

netstat -ano

 

if there is anything on port 80

 

ciao

Luca

 

It worked Luca. Thanks a lot

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