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doc: Windows netstat fix

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@ -133,9 +133,11 @@ You can use the command ``netstat`` to list the ports currently in use on your s
$ netstat -anp --inet | grep "<port-number>"
$ lsof -i:<port-number>
On Windows, use ::
On Windows, you can list ports with: ::
$ netstat -ano -p ip | find "<port-number>"
$ netstat -ano -p TCP
Use your preferred method to search through the output; suitable commands will vary by environment (e.g. ``grep`` in an MSYS2 shell, ``Select-String`` in PowerShell, ``find`` in the Windows command line, etc.)
In all cases, if there are no results, the port isn't in use and should be free for new processes.
@ -148,7 +150,7 @@ Otherwise, either the running process must be stopped, or you'll have to set dif
On Windows, use ``netstat`` again to identify the process ID, and then feed it into ``taskkill``, e.g.: ::
$ netstat -ano | find "<port-number>"
$ netstat -ano -p TCP
$ taskkill /F /PID <process-ID>
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