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 here in this condition of mine . i m not even changing the UI. I m just accessig its current values from the child thread. any suggestion hw to implementou still need to marshal over to the UI thread even just to access properties. If your method can't continue until the value is accessed, you can use a delegate which returns the value. But yes, go via the UI thread.    i belive you are heading me to the right direction. Yes i need the value without it i cant proceed further. Please could you eloborate on that ' Using a delegate which return a value'. Use a delegate such as Func<string>: string text = textbox1ke((Func<string>) () => textbox1.Text); (That's assuming you're using C# 3.0 - you could use an anonymous method otherwise. For your great article on threading. thanks for the article...cleared up lot of things for me Have you checked if your application closes properly ? Does task manager show you [ProjectName].exe in list of processes ?  had this before and I simply renamed t
 he file to .old etc and re ran the build. Not exactly a fix I know, but it worked for me.  Yes, it seems to close properly. I get "The program '[1848] [ProjectName].vshost.exe: Managed (v4.0.30319)' has exited with code 0 (0x0)." @Barry: renaming the exe-file in bin\Debug works, but as you said it's not really a solution and will be quite annoying to have to do every time. A bit better than restarting Visual Studio though this happen on a clean Windows Forms solution as well? New project -> Windows Forms -> Build, run, shutdown, rebuild? no, it does not happen on a clean solution: I came across this article from a Microsoft forum that explains that it can be related to resource files. If you are using resx files this could give a hint.  I've already ran into that article several times. I do only have the default resx-file (and it is even empty). Also, the workarounds suggested by the article is the "if exist $(TargetPath).locked" and the "GenerateResourceNeverLockTypeAssemblies". Bo
 th are tried, and none of them worked