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Asked: 2026-05-27T02:39:35+00:00

Looking at the Concurrency Analyzer, Threads view it appears my application produces far, far

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Looking at the Concurrency Analyzer, Threads view it appears my application produces far, far more threads than I would have thought. Most of these are either a “CLR Worker Thread” or a “Worker Thread”.

What are the differences? Under what circumstances are each created?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Concurrency Visualizer is a pretty new but really cool! feature so there are a bit (I believe yet) of information regarding it, below what I’ve found in official information sources like MSDN:

    • Worker thread – A thread that was created by the application main thread (Main Thread entry in the table)
    • CLR Worker Thread – A worker thread that was created by the Common Language Runtime

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