Port Block
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1. Open Control Panel from the Start menu.
2. Select Windows Firewall
3. Select Advanced settings in the left column of the Windows Firewall window.
4. Select Inbound Rules in the left column of the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security window.
5. Select New Rule in the right column.
6. Select Port in the New Inbound Rule Wizard and then click Next.
7. Select which protocol this rule will apply to (TCP or UDP), select Specific local ports, type a port number (80), port numbers (80,81), or a range of port numbers (5000-5010) and then click Next.
8. Select Block the connection and then click Next.
9. Select when this rule applies (check all of them for the port to always stay closed) and then click Next.
10. Give this rule a name and then click Finish to add the new rule.
2. Select Windows Firewall
3. Select Advanced settings in the left column of the Windows Firewall window.
4. Select Inbound Rules in the left column of the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security window.
5. Select New Rule in the right column.
6. Select Port in the New Inbound Rule Wizard and then click Next.
7. Select which protocol this rule will apply to (TCP or UDP), select Specific local ports, type a port number (80), port numbers (80,81), or a range of port numbers (5000-5010) and then click Next.
8. Select Block the connection and then click Next.
9. Select when this rule applies (check all of them for the port to always stay closed) and then click Next.
10. Give this rule a name and then click Finish to add the new rule.
