Login Form in C# windows Presentation Foundation

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Closing the MainWindow will kill the application, as it stores the main thread (main method), instead of this.Close(); use this.Hide(); and your code should work assuming your database connection is correct.

Anyway here is a very very quick example I wrote in WPF to help you understand passing parameters from one window to another correctly.

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