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server busy
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The 'server busy' error on Windows 7 Pro often appears when a program or service fails to respond, typically during startup or when running multiple applications. In the threads, users report seeing a 'Server Busy' dialog with options to 'Retry' or 'Switch To' another program. This error can occur after the system slows down while using resource-intensive software like Autodesk Revit, Adobe Photoshop, and Illustrator. It may also be linked to services such as Intel RST not running. The error can persist even after restarting, preventing other programs from launching. Users have found that clicking 'Switch To' sometimes dismisses the dialog temporarily, but the underlying cause often requires troubleshooting unresponsive processes or services.
My machine runs with an I5 processor with a 2GB Invidia Geforce Graphics card on Windows 7 Pro. I was running Autodesk Revit 2014 (a 3D architectural program), Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and 2 folders were open. The machine suddenly running much slower, I saved and closed all the programs and...
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windows 7
My machine runs with an I5 processor with a 2GB Invidia Geforce Graphics card on Windows 7 Pro. I was running Autodesk Revit 2014 (a 3D architectural program), Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and 2 folders were open. The machine suddenly running much slower, I saved and closed all the programs and...
When I start up my computer, I just started getting a dialogue box that says "SERVER BUSY", and I can click either a "Retry" or "Switch to Another" button. When I click on the Switch... button, it goes away no problem, but I don't understand why the dialogue box seems to have suddenly appeared...