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I found a solution to my problem.<\/p>\n
First let me explain<\/strong> how I achieved this:<\/p>\n I made 2 watchdog threads<\/strong> that the first one recreates<\/strong> the 5 threads and WatchDogThread2 when terminated and the second one does the same to watchdog 1<\/strong> (this took me to long because of When one of the watchdog threads are running after a termination<\/strong>, it is recreating<\/strong> the lost one. But after 10-30 seconds and exception<\/strong> was thrown in a part that had no relation to watchdogs.<\/p>\n I retried it for many times and did some debugging.<\/em> So I started researching about the exception<\/strong><\/p>\n I found out that CRL throws this when something in the code has gone wrong<\/strong>. I did this for a few more times with some edits and saw this exception happens when not using watchdogs<\/strong>, too. The exception came after 2-3 min instead of 10-30 seconds with the watchdogs<\/em>.<\/p>\n I researched again and Microsoft wrote on MSDN that this was happening sometimes if a Garbage Collection was done<\/strong>. I disabled<\/strong> the Garbage Collation and recieved no longer the exception.<\/p>\n I wrote another thread that forced Garbage to collate every 0.5 second<\/strong> and saw after a thread is terminated the program received This was the solution<\/strong> for garbage collation so the entire process crashes and restarts \/ BSOD happens.<\/p>\n If a thread is terminated<\/em> and garbage collection triggers, then CRL throws You can start two of those threads for more security (if the user terminates Thread.IsAlive<\/code> was always returning true even when the thread was terminated finally used Thread.Join()<\/code> and join was working<\/em>).<\/p>\n
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After 30-50 tries and edit I saw that this exception<\/strong> is thrown in random parts<\/strong> of code not only the particular part<\/strong>.<\/p>\nExecutionEngineException\n<\/code><\/pre>\n
\nFirst, I thought that this issue is coused by one of the watchdogs<\/strong> so I changed them a few times but the error<\/strong> was still there (just the time until it was thrown changed a little bit<\/em>).
\nSo I removed<\/strong> them completely and started the program and terminated one the 5 thread.
\nThis time nothing<\/strong> happened <\/p>\nExecutionEngineException<\/code> and crashed.<\/p>\n
\nFinal Solution<\/h3>\n
ExecutionEngineException<\/code>.
\nJust do a manual garbage collation<\/em> every 0.5 sec so the program will crash and restart.<\/p>\nCode:<\/h3>\n
Thread t1 = new Thread(delegate () { \n while (true) { \n System.GC.Collect(); \n Thread.Sleep(500); \n } \n}); \n\nt1.Start();\n<\/code><\/pre>\nt1<\/code>, garbage collection will be triggered after 0-10 mins and in this time he will do whatever you want).<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n