Hi Alan,
This is quite old, but I don't see any response to it so far...
The NUnit Stop button attempts to kill the thread running the tests.
There are various ways that a thread may refuse to be killed in .NET
and code that does the killing can only do so much to guarantee it.
The logic for killing threads in NUnit 2.6 is a bit more sophisticated
than the version you are using and I think that this particular issue
(waiting for IO) may be resolved.
Charlie
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