Could you please let us know the Lightroom version you are using now? We're really sorry for all the trouble caused you. To restart it, in the Windows start menu, type RDPClip.exe.Īfter restarting the RDP Clip Monitor, the Retry button in the error message should return you to RMCTools.On Tuesday, April 24, 2018, 8:18:48 AM EDT, Mohit Goyal wrote:Ĭreated by Mohit Goyal in Lightroom Classic CC - The desktop-focused app - View the full discussion The solution is to kill the RDP Clip Monitor from the Task Manager, then restart RDP Clip Monitor. The Server Busy error will appear, and the Switch To and Retry buttons will have no effect. If the remote connection is unreliable, this can cause the RDP Clip Monitor to not release the clipboard. If you are using Microsoft Remote Desktop, there will be an RDP Clip Monitor process running on your PC. If you can determine the offending process, you can terminate it. In that case, you may need to view the processes running on the PC. If the Switch To button does not switch to the offending application, it may be because that application does not have a user interface. For example, some older versions of Internet Explorer could cause the Server Busy error for certain applications, and updating Internet Explorer was a known fix. Occasionally, updating the application may solve the issue.
The general solution is to close or uninstall the offending software application. The error does not necessarily have anything to do with a network server, or internet connection. It generally means that some other software application on the PC is not properly releasing resources, and another application, such as RMCTools, is not able to access it. The Server Busy is an error message generated by Windows, not by RMCTools. This topic describes the Server Busy error message and possible solutions.Ī Server Busy error message looks like this:
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