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System errors, such as ERROR_THREAD_MODE_ALREADY_BACKGROUND can appear on almost any computer. This problem is related to Windows platform, and you can easily recognize it by its The thread is already in background processing mode error message. This isn’t a major error, and today we’re going to show you how to fix it properly.
How to fix ERROR_THREAD_MODE_ALREADY_BACKGROUND?
Fix – ERROR_THREAD_MODE_ALREADY_BACKGROUND
Solution 1 – Check your dsm.opt file
According to users, this error occurs after restarting the TSM Client Acceptor service. It seems that the cause of the problem is dsm.opt file. This file doesn’t support certain characters, and if you made any changes to it you might’ve caused the problem.
To fix the issue, you need to open dsm.opt file and remove the problematic entries. After doing that, you just have to save changes and restart the TSM Client Acceptor and check if that solves the problem.
Several users reported that their dsm.opt file had several invalid TCPCADAddress entries. After removing them from the dsm.opt file the issue was resolved completely.
Several users reported that option file was the problem in their case, and after commenting out VMSKIPMAXVMDKS=yes entry and saving the changes the issue was resolved.
Solution 2 – Check your file name
According to users, this error occurs with InfoPath and SharePoint Library. Apparently the issue can appear if your file name contains any illegal characters. If you’re having this problem, it’s advised to check your file name for any illegal characters and remove them. Many errors can occur with illegal characters in file names, so be sure that your file name contains only alphanumeric characters. If there are any special characters, remove them and check if that solves the problem.
Solution 3 – Clear the InfoPath cache manually
By default, InfoPath saves its cache automatically on your PC. However, sometimes certain issues can occur and the only solution is to remove the cache manually. To do that, follow these simple steps:
After doing that, the cache will be successfully cleared and the problem should be resolved.
If you don’t want to delete the cache manually, you can do it using a single command. Simply open the Run dialog like we showed you in the previous steps and enter Infopath /cache clearall. Now press OK or Enter and the cache will be removed automatically.
Solution 4 – Recreate ThinApp packages
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It seems that this error also appears while using VMware and ThinApp for Horizon. Users reported that recreating the ThinApp packages and choosing the Manage with Horizonfixed the issue for them, so be sure to try it.
Keep in mind that this solution applies only to the users that are using VMware. If you’re not using this tool, you can skip this solution entirely.
Solution 5 – Check your antivirus software
Antivirus tools are necessary, but sometimes third-party antivirus software can interfere with your system and cause this and other errors to occur. To fix the problem you need to check your antivirus configuration and disable all problematic features. Finding the problematic feature isn’t always simple, especially if you’re not familiar with antivirus software and computer security, so you’ll have to use trial and error method.
Alternatively, you can disable your antivirus software entirely and check if that solves the issue. In some cases disabling the antivirus doesn’t work, so you might have to remove your antivirus. We have to mention that antivirus tools can often leave certain files and registry entries behind that can still interfere with your system. To completely remove your antivirus, we advise you to download and use a dedicated removal tool. Many antivirus companies offer these tools for their software, so be sure to download one for your antivirus.
After removing your antivirus entirely, check if the problem still persists. If not, you might want to install the latest version of your antivirus or switch to a different antivirus tool.
Solution 6 – Enter Safe Mode
Safe Mode is a special segment of Windows that runs with default drivers and applications, so it’s perfect for error troubleshooting. To enter Safe Mode, you need to do the following:
Once you enter Safe Mode, check if the problem still appears. If not, it’s most likely that one of third-party applications is interfering with your system and causing this error. To fix the problem, you need to remove any recently installed or updated applications and check if that solves the issue.
Solution 7 – Keep your system up to date
Windows 10 is a solid operating system, but just like any other operating system it also has few bugs. Microsoft is frequently releasing new updates and addressing these bugs, so if you want to keep your PC bug-free and stable, it’s advised to keep your system up to date. In most cases updates are downloaded automatically in the background, but sometimes you can skip an update due to certain errors. To fix this issue, you can check for updates manually by doing the following:
If any updates are available, Windows will download them in the background and install them once you restart your PC. After updating your operating system, check if the problem still appears.
The thread is already in background processing mode error message can cause problems on your PC, but we hope you managed to solve it by using one of our solutions.
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