Nick-B
June 22, 2023, 1:10pm
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Hi @RobsonDesigner
I’ve been working with another Windows user on the thread below with a similar issue. Can you try the steps here to see if there are still any Port Conflicts occuring?
Hi @sharmaarnav626
Can you try running this command? netstat -ano
What you’ll be looking for here is to see if anything is running on ports 80 and 443. These may be conflicting with Local.
Once you run that command you should see a list of listening ports. If you see a particular program making use of those ports, you can then kill that process. On Windows you will use taskkill /F /pid XXX where XXX is the PID number of that process.
There are also some more details around this and other tr…
Can you also check this?
This is usually caused by the hosts file being set to read-only or locked by anti-virus.
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https://answers.avira.com/en/question/avira-blocks-hosts-file-what-can-i-do-90
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