Frequently Asked Questions

You may be getting errors opening BUSY files after an update due to missing key files in the BUSYWin folder. It is recommended to update to the latest version of BUSY and ensure all necessary files are present.

If you're getting an error message that you don't understand, please provide the error code or email us the error details with pictures at support@busy.in. This will help us identify and explain the specific issue you're facing.

If you see a Nepali Date error in BUSY, follow these steps:
Step 1: Select the BUSYWin folder and grant sharing permission to everyone.
After giving permission, restart the system.
This should resolve the "Nepali Date" error when opening BUSY

To fix the "Error Loading DLL" in BUSY, you can try reinstalling the BUSY software. Download the full setup from the official website www.busy.in and run the installation process again. This should resolve the DLL error.

If while start BUSY and its not responding then uninstall the app and reinstall again 
and allow BUSY exe and BUSYwin folder from the windows firewal security through 
inbound outbound rules and also allow from antivirus

It is possible that there is a systematic issue causing the error message to appear in BUSY.Further you can reinstall it in another drive or can exclude BUSY from windows sercurity or from any antivirus.

If BUSY crashes, there is a possibility of minor or even major data corruption. It is highly recommended to take a BUSY data backup on a daily basis to ensure the security of your data.

If you are unable to close the BUSY application and getting an open form error, you need to close the BUSY aplication from task manager and then recheck by open and close the BUSY application.

To correct issues and bugs in BUSY, Software always gets update. Update software and then check issue resolve or not. If still issue I am transfering your call to Support Team please wait for moments

There could be various reasons for a runtime error in BUSY. To fix it, you can try taking a backup, re-indexing data, checking configurations, syncing data, or logging in from the main user account.