Program crashing while addring rows to the table

Question

I have a grid that uses DataView as its source I implement the following code Initialize() { DataTable table = DataTable("Table"); DataView view = new DataView(table); DataGridTableSytle ts= new DataGridTableStyle(); ts.MappingName = table.TableName; DataGridTextBoxColumn tCol = new DataGridTextBoxColumn(); tCol.HeaderText = "Column 1"; tCol.MappingName ="col1"; tCol.Width = 200; tCol.ReadOnly = true; ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(tCol); tCol = new DataGridTextBoxColumn(); tCol.HeaderText = "Column 2"; tCol.MappingName ="col2"; tCol.Width = 200; tCol.ReadOnly = true; ts.GridColumnStyles.Add(tCol); DataColumn dCol1,dCol2; dCol1 = new DataColumn("col1",System.Type.GetType("System.String")); dCol1.Caption = "Column 1"; table.Columns.Add(dCol1); dCol2 = new DataColumn("Col2",System.Type.GetType("System.String")); dCol2.Caption = "Column 2"; table.Columns.Add(dCol2); ts.MappingName = dTable.TableName; view = new DataView(table); view.Table.TableName = dTable.TableName; view.AllowEdit = false; view.AllowDelete = false; view.ApplyDefaultSort = false; view.AllowNew = true; dataGrid1.TableStyles.Add(ts); dataGrid1.DataSource = view; } Thread aThread; ButtonEvent(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { aThread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(UpdateGrid)); aThread.Start(); } public void UpdateGrid() { int i=0; try { while(true) { i++; WriteData(i); Thread.Sleep(2000); } } catch(Exception Err) { MessageBox.Show(Err.Message); } public void WriteData(i) { view.Table.Rows.Add(new string[] {i.ToString(),i.ToString()}) } The program seem to work fine and keep adding rows with i on the development machine... However if I run the same program on another machine the program crashes giving the following message Application has generated an exception that could not be handled Process id=0xc40 Thread id = 0x93C. I was able to narrow it down to the point that I know the program crashes while adding row, Also if I was doing the same without thread it works fine. Any ideas what could be causing it to crash. Thanks,