VS2010 Threads window shows 25 threads and Process.Threads.Count.50
What are the other 25 are doing?
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Anytime you create a thread in user code, the system creates a matching kernel thread. My guess (though it’s certainly only a guess) is that one of the tools is showing the count only of user threads, while the other shows the count for both user and kernel threads.