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I don't. I want to run it within a programming language. For example, if I call Python's subprocess, I want to run a Powershell command. I would have to execute 'powershell' before the command is ran. Powershell would be called in the 'cmd.exe'.

I am trying to run powershell.exe in the cmd.exe prompt. error The error that comes out is unrecognized command. I go to System Properties -> Advanced -> Environmental Variables Under System Variables I find the variable Path. I add the path where the powershell.exe is. Shouldn't this solve...

Ok... I got it going. What I did was very brute force: delete anything that had 'java' and reinstall the software. All systems GO!! Thanks

Sounds good. I'll post my results within a few days... give me enough time to play around and learn some more, and contact the vendor. Thanks!!

Thanks for the help. The taskkill did the work and the port appears to be open: it does not show up in the netstat -an nor in CurrPorts. The problem still remains: see image. I talked to the software guys and they said it was a port problem. If the taskkill makes the port does the above...

IMAGE NAME: java.exe SESSION #: 0 Does this then mean that java.exe is utilizing the port that I need? I go to services.msc but java is not listed there. I open windows task manager:Process and end the java process. Is this how to open up the port 8080?

TP x.x.x.205:8080 0.0.0.0 LISTENING Results from: netstat -an I have used CurrPorts and it shows the above IP address and 127.0.0.1 using port 8080 (they have the same process ID, Process: System) If I installed a webserver of sorts in the past...

I recently installed new software that requires port 8080 to function. When I try to run the software I get an error that port 8080 is being used. How do I check to see what process is using port 8080 so that I can open up the port to run the software? MACHINE: Windows 7 x64...