How to Fix PostgreSQL Connection to Server at Localhost (::1) Port 5432 Failed Connection Refused

In This Video We Will See How to Fix PostgreSQL Connection to Server at Localhost (::1) Port 5432 Failed Connection Refused (0x0000274D/10061)

Here Are The Steps to Fix PostgreSQL Connection to Server at Localhost (::1) Port 5432 Failed Connection Refused (0x0000274D/10061)

Method 1

1. Click Close
2. Search Services
3. Click Services
4. Scroll Down Until You Find postgresql-x64
5. Right-Click on postgresql-x64
6. Click Properties
7. Make Sure Startup Type is Selected As Automatic
8. Click Start Button
9. Click Apply & OK Button
10. Close Services
11. Now Run Postgresql
12. Done!

Method 2

1. Open File Explorer
2. Click This PC or Computer
3. Open C Drive
4. Open Program Files Folder
5. Scroll Down Until You Find PostgreSQL Folder
6. Open PostgreSQL Folder
7. Open PostgreSQL Version Folder
8. Open data Folder
9. Scroll Down Until You Find postgresql.conf
10. Right-Click on postgresql.conf
11. Click Open With
12. Click More apps
13. Scroll Down Until You Find Notepad
14. Select Notepad
15. Click OK Button
16. Click Edit
17. Click Find
18. Type port in Textbox
19. Click Find Next Button
20. Change Port to 5432 (if it is already Set to 5432 You Can Skip this Step)
21. Click File
22. Click Save
23. Click Close
24. Click Close
25. Right-Click on Taskbar
26. Click Task Manager
27. Click More details
28. Click Details Tab
29. Scroll Down Until You Find postgres.exe
30. Selecy Any One postgres.exe Process (Skip This Process if postgres.exe is Not Available)
31. Now Click End Task Button
32. Click End Process Button
33. Click Services Tab
34. Scroll Down Until You Find postgresql-x64
35. Right-Click on postgresql-x64
36. Click Start
37. Close Task Manager
38. Now Run Postgresql
39. Done!

Method 3

1. Right-Click on Taskbar
2. Click Task Manager
3. Find Services Tab
4. Scroll Down Until You Find postgresql-x64
5. Right-Click on postgresql-x64
6. Click Restart
7. Wait For Status To Change To Running
8. Close Task Manager
9. Now Run Postgresql
10. Done!

Method 4

1. Click File Explorer
2. Click This PC or Computer
3. Open C Drive
4. Open Program Files
5. Scroll Down Until You Find PostgreSQL Folder
6. Open PostgreSQL Folder
7. Open PostgreSQL Version Folder
8. Open Bin Folder
9. Click on Address Bar
10. Copy Location From Address Bar
11. Right-Click on This PC or Computer
12. Click Properties
13. Scroll Down Until You Find Advanced System Settings
14. Click Advanced System Settings
15. Click Environment Variables Button
16. Scroll Down Until You Find Path Under System Variables
17. Click Path
18. Click Edit Button
19. Click New Button
20. Paste The Location Which We Have Copied Previously
21. Click OK Button
22. Click OK Button
23. Click OK Button
24. Click Close
25. Click Close
26. Now Run Postgresql
27. Done!

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