multithreading - Setting multiple values of 3 different labels via cross threading c# winforms -

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so got code runs on usb connect event. if , android device detected runs build prop related code. however... manages return android version , nothing else. code below.

        private void main_shown(object sender, eventargs e)     {         var watcher = new managementeventwatcher();         var query = new wqleventquery("select * win32_devicechangeevent eventtype = 2");         watcher.eventarrived += new eventarrivedeventhandler(watcher_eventarrived);         watcher.query = query;         watcher.start();     }      private void watcher_eventarrived(object sender, eventarrivedeventargs e)     {            process process = new system.diagnostics.process();         processstartinfo startinfo = new system.diagnostics.processstartinfo();         startinfo.windowstyle = system.diagnostics.processwindowstyle.hidden;         startinfo.redirectstandardinput = false;         startinfo.createnowindow = true;         startinfo.redirectstandardoutput = true;         startinfo.redirectstandarderror = false;         startinfo.useshellexecute = false;         startinfo.filename = "adb.exe";         startinfo.arguments = "shell getprop ro.build.version.release";         process = process.start(startinfo);         device.invoke((methodinvoker)(() => device.text = process.standardoutput.readtoend()));          process p = new system.diagnostics.process();         processstartinfo si = new system.diagnostics.processstartinfo();         si.windowstyle = system.diagnostics.processwindowstyle.hidden;         si.redirectstandardinput = false;         si.createnowindow = true;         si.redirectstandardoutput = true;         si.redirectstandarderror = false;         si.useshellexecute = false;         si.filename = "adb.exe";         si.arguments = "shell getprop ro.product.model";         p = process.start(si);         av.invoke((methodinvoker)(() => av.text = process.standardoutput.readtoend()));          process pr = new system.diagnostics.process();         processstartinfo siy = new system.diagnostics.processstartinfo();         siy.windowstyle = system.diagnostics.processwindowstyle.hidden;         siy.redirectstandardinput = false;         siy.createnowindow = true;         siy.redirectstandardoutput = true;         siy.redirectstandarderror = false;         siy.useshellexecute = false;         siy.filename = "adb.exe";         siy.arguments = "shell getprop ro.product.name";         pr = process.start(siy);         name.invoke((methodinvoker)(() => name.text = process.standardoutput.readtoend()));

this should returning 3 values , placing them respective labels. 1 returned. there way can improve code this? , shell getprop ro.* worked in earlier build , had not been changed...

turns out being derp. had same process set , threw errors. rookie mistake really. got caught in own hype... new code

                process process = new system.diagnostics.process();             processstartinfo startinfo = new system.diagnostics.processstartinfo();             startinfo.windowstyle = system.diagnostics.processwindowstyle.hidden;             startinfo.redirectstandardinput = false;             startinfo.createnowindow = true;             startinfo.redirectstandardoutput = true;             startinfo.redirectstandarderror = false;             startinfo.useshellexecute = false;             startinfo.filename = "adb.exe";             startinfo.arguments = "shell getprop ro.build.version.release";             process = process.start(startinfo);             device.invoke((methodinvoker)(() => device.text = process.standardoutput.readtoend()));              process p = new system.diagnostics.process();             processstartinfo si = new system.diagnostics.processstartinfo();             si.windowstyle = system.diagnostics.processwindowstyle.hidden;             si.redirectstandardinput = false;             si.createnowindow = true;             si.redirectstandardoutput = true;             si.redirectstandarderror = false;             si.useshellexecute = false;             si.filename = "adb.exe";             si.arguments = "shell getprop ro.product.model";             p = process.start(si);             av.invoke((methodinvoker)(() => av.text = p.standardoutput.readtoend()));              process pr = new system.diagnostics.process();             processstartinfo siy = new system.diagnostics.processstartinfo();             siy.windowstyle = system.diagnostics.processwindowstyle.hidden;             siy.redirectstandardinput = false;             siy.createnowindow = true;             siy.redirectstandardoutput = true;             siy.redirectstandarderror = false;             siy.useshellexecute = false;             siy.filename = "adb.exe";             siy.arguments = "shell getprop ro.product.name";             pr = process.start(siy);             name.invoke((methodinvoker)(() => name.text = pr.standardoutput.readtoend()));

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