If you're having problems on knowing what ports are being used by your machine check the following commands, has it is quite difficult to check all the info on the command line a .txt is save on your hard drive.
I used this commands in order to set a local AMP server on Windows (XAMPP) and there was a conflict between Skype and Apache both using port 80. The solution was to set Skype configuration not to use port 80 and restart the machine.
To check open ports on your system
netstat -an > c:\openports.txt
To check open ports and PIDS
netstat -ao > c:\openports.txt
I used this commands in order to set a local AMP server on Windows (XAMPP) and there was a conflict between Skype and Apache both using port 80. The solution was to set Skype configuration not to use port 80 and restart the machine.
To check open ports on your system
netstat -an > c:\openports.txt
To check open ports and PIDS
netstat -ao > c:\openports.txt
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