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TCPView

Shows active network connections and the programs using them.

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Official source: learn.microsoft.comLast verified: awaiting review · How we check softwareDeveloper: Microsoft (Sysinternals)

What is TCPView?

TCPView lists every TCP and UDP endpoint on your system, including which process owns it, updated in real time.

Who should use TCPView?

Supported platforms

PlatformHow to get it
Windows

Pricing & licence

Free Free

Free to use. The source code isn't public.

Prices change, so check learn.microsoft.com for current pricing.

Installation

Windows

Windows · Winget
PS> winget install --id Microsoft.Sysinternals.TCPView --exact --source winget

Install TCPView with the rest of your Windows setup

Package names were checked against each official package registry, and commands install the same software as the official download. Only run commands you understand.

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TCPView FAQ

Is TCPView free?

TCPView is free.

Which platforms does TCPView support?

TCPView is available for Windows. It isn't available for macOS, Linux, Android and iPhone & iPad.

Can I install TCPView with Winget?

Yes. Run "winget install --id Microsoft.Sysinternals.TCPView --exact --source winget" in PowerShell or Windows Terminal. The package ID was checked against Microsoft's official Winget repository.

Where can I download TCPView safely?

From the official website, learn.microsoft.com. Aptorise links only to official sources and never hosts installers.