C# - Part 90 - Removing Deadlock - Tutorial For Beginners

Here are some ways to resolve deadlocks in C#:
Avoid holding multiple locks: Ensure that a thread doesn't hold more than one lock at a time.
Establish a lock order: Define a global order for acquiring locks so that all threads acquire them in the same order.
Use a try-lock pattern with a timeout: If a lock can't be acquired within a certain time, the thread can release any locks it holds and retry the operation later.
Reverse the order in which locks are acquired: In one of the tasks, reverse the order in which the locks are acquired.
Deadlocks can be prevented by preventing at least one of the following four conditions: Mutual exclusion, Hold and wait, No preemption, and Circular wait.