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Shailendra Yadav
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Asked: March 30, 20222022-03-30T00:19:52+05:30 2022-03-30T00:19:52+05:30

What Does All Circuits Are Busy Mean?

What Does All Circuits Are Busy Mean?
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    1. Maryam Khalid Bronze
      2022-05-26T13:55:07+05:30Added an answer on May 26, 2022 at 1:55 pm

      What Do All Circuits Are Busy Mean?

      Answer: The circuits are busy defining that the outgoing calls of the phones are not available.it may happen due to many reasons such as wrong number, weak network, network overloading, or power failure. The problem can be solved through the restart of the phone, location change, remove the SIM for some time to make it work.

      There might be various reasons why the notification of all circuits is busy show. Some of them are discussed below with their solution:

      No free outgoing calls:

      The reason for the message all circuits are busy is due to the free calls at the moment. This happens due to low signals area where the towers are in less number. The phone companies always give free calls to complete the connection. This will also happen when all the users place the call at the same time. It can be solved by waiting for a moment and trying after some time passes because the line might be free.

      Wrong number:

      The message will display when you dial the wrong number by missing the one digit and making a call. Sometimes when you make a call on change network the message is provided. The wrong number is the problem from your side, but with a different network, it is the service provider’s problem. It is solved as soon as you saw that it’s a wrong number just hung up. if the issue is from the receiver side, then you can’t do much.

      Weak network coverage:

      The weak network is also the reason for the error message. If the station is not gaining the signals from your phone, then the connection with the outgoing calls is not possible. The weak network is due to the distance from the network towers. The inappropriate network equipment is also a problem. It can be solved by checking the signal display on the screen which shows whether the signal is weak or not. If the signals are weak then go to the place near the towers.

      System overload:

      It can happen when multiple users using the service at the same time. Regardless they are making calls, text messages or internet excess traffic make the system overload. System overload happen in peak time or on holidays. You can solve this by waiting till the traffic reduce and then make a call, or make the call other then the peak time.

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