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If you have done what you claim: <ul> <li>Try-Catch on the Application.Run</li> <li>Unhandled Domain Exceptions</li> <li>Unhandled Thread Exceptions</li> <li>Try Catch handlers in all threads</li> </ul> Then you would have caught the exception except perhaps if it is being thrown by a third party or COM component. You certainly haven't given enough information. <ul> <li>What events does the client say leads up to the exception?</li> <li>What COM or third party components do you use? (Do you properly instance and reference these components? Do you pass valid arguments to COM function calls?)</li> <li>Do you make use of any un-managed - un-safe code?</li> <li>Are you positive that you have all throw-capable calls covered with try-catch?</li> </ul> I'm just saying that no-one can offer you any helpful advice unless you post a heck of lot more information and even at that we probably can only speculate as to the source of you problem. Have a set of fresh eyes look at your code. Some errors cannot be caught by logging. See this similar question for more details: <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/107735/stackoverflowexception-in-net">StackOverflowException in .NET</a> Here's a link explaining asynchronous exceptions (and why you can't recover from them): <a href="http://www.bluebytesoftware.com/blog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=c1898a31-a0aa-40af-871c-7847d98f1641" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://www.bluebytesoftware.com/blog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=c1898a31-a0aa-40af-871c-7847d98f1641</a>
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1. POHandling rude application aborts in .NET
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1. COThere is a magic set of exceptions that cannot be caught by managed code. (like StackOverflowException). This code: using System; class c { static void Main() { try { f(); } catch(Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine(ex); } } static void f(){f();} } will not catch the stack overflow, but the app will just terminate.
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2. CO@StarBright - Yup, that's why you need to review your code, or, preferably, have someone else review it.
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