How can I debug an unhandled exception in code called from a BackgroundWorker?

This will stop your program execution when any exception is thrown.

Yep that does it. I must have disabled the exceptions that were being thrown by the thread. I thought it was a threading issue!

– JohnBubriski Mar 12 '10 at 21:52.

Visual Studio will only let you step into the code if you have the source. If you don't have the source then I suggest learning how to use winDBG. MS has an excellent tutorial here: blogs.msdn.com/tess/pages/net-debugging-... It has a learning curve and takes some time but I have found it to be worth it.

I've used this tool to debug A LOT of applications that suddenly crash, hang the CPU, or just perform poorly.

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