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You can't destroy the thread object until it's finished... It doesn't even have time to start. Maybe you have to do something like this: var x: TMyThread; begin x := TMyThread.Create(False); try // x.Start; // if suspended... WaitForSingleObject(X.Handle, INFINITE); finally x.Free; end; end;

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You can find simple demo how to use threads with Indy here: https://github.com/dalijap/code-delphi-thread-safety/tree/master/Part3/19 Indy This demo is using anonymous thread, but you can also use regular threads or TTask from Parallel Programming library, too. If you can post your code I can give you more detailed advice.