


Turning off non-essential services and/or device drivers might help to identify the culprit. It is very likely that a program on your computer is not releasing resources as it should. Another user uninstalled the Web cam drivers and eliminated the problem. In this thread in our user forum,, it appears that one user’s scanner driver was conflicting with CuteFTP. It is possible that Windows thinks there is a network service conflict of some kind however, adware / spyware can also cause this problem to occur. This message appears whenever there is a resource conflict between two processes in Windows and one of the processes will not release the required resource so that it can be used by another process. The “Server Busy” message is a Windows error prompt, NOT a CuteFTP message. This was my experience and solution and will not solve all issues however I wanted to share this information in the event it helps anyone with their concern.THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE APPLIES TO:Įrror when accessing sites: "Server busy. Also running Glary Utilities alone did not solve. Please note that uninstalling NIS alone did not solve the problem until I ran Glary Utilities. I found that in the NIS history log Norton was blocking traffic even when Norton was manually suspended for 15 minutes for test purposes.

I uninstalled NIS and ran Glary Utilities version 5.153.0.179 One Click Maintenance (Registry Cleaner, Shortcuts Fixer, Spyware Remover, Tracks Eraser, and Temporary Files Cleaner).
