aRandomGadjee

Hi, I'm Gadj,

If you want:

\- long-term platonic friendship

\- someone to chat with about daily life, ups and downs, and whatever else pops into your head

\- someone to talk to about special interests, fandoms, and geek stuff

\- a genuine, real connection with another human

\- two-way conversations that are more than just small talk and dry responses

\- for someone to show real interest in getting to know you (and you are eager to know them in return)

Well then... you should message me!

I'm a software dev, gamer, music lover, nerdy geek, and dork. I love to laugh. I believe in kindness and empathy. I am atheist and leftist. I'm currently in the UK (England); originally Sco

Domain PC win10 build 18362.418

When trying to connect using remote assistance (msra) I get a standard "your offer to help could not be sent", however other admins get the same error connecting to my PC. No errors or failed logs in the event viewer but upon sniffing the connection between myself and the other admins connection we found an error in wireshark "nca_s_fault_access_denied".

I've attempted to diagnose the root cause and have searched extensively with no luck. Microsoft support can't seem to find a solution either. I'm pretty tech savvy and have tried uncountable numbers of solutions. Firewalls and SAV (Anti-Virus) were disabled and GPO does not affect the connection nor the fir

When trying to connect using remote assistance (msra) I get a standard "your offer to help could not be sent", however other admins get the same error connecting to my pc. Upon sniffing the connection between myself and the other admins connection we found an error in wireshark "nca_s_fault_access_denied".

I've attempted to diagnose the root cause and have searched extensively with no luck. Microsoft support can't seem to find a solution either. I'm pretty tech savvy and have tried uncountable numbers of solutions. Firewalls and SAV were disabled and GPO does not affect the connection nor the firewall negatively (also disabled it to rule this out).

This is on my machine (not account), I ha