Killing Processes on Ports With Windows

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NestJs Port Issues

I've had some major issues with the ports when using NestJs. It keeps locking it's self out of the port it's using. This article will show you how to kill them with out needing to reset the machine.

Using a windows PowerShell terminal with elevated privilages. "7000" can be replaced with the port you need.

netstat -aon | findStr "7000"

taskKill /PID 10436 /F

Be careful. This is as much a reminder for me as it is instructions for you. Disclaimer... I hold no responsibility for the stuff you kill with this article

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