Getting a time control working using backgroundworker?

The Timer must be started on the UI thread, or it will fail silent. Also there's no need to set the enabled property yourself - when you call the Start method it will change to true.

The Timer must be started on the UI thread, or it will fail silent. Also there's no need to set the enabled property yourself - when you call the Start method it will change to true. An alternative could be: public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); var t = new Timer(); t.

Tick += new EventHandler(GrabData); t. Interval = 5000; t.Start(); } void GrabData(object sender, EventArgs e) { var data = Task.Factory. StartNew(() => { // get and return data }); // do something with the data.

Result } }.

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