Unraveling the Mystery of a Peculiar Firewall Exception: “No Connection”
Recently, I stumbled upon an unusual firewall exception labeled “No Fucking Connection” while attempting to create a firewall rule for GOG Galaxy. My objective was to enhance the notoriously sluggish download speeds, which were stagnating at just 1 Mbps. To my surprise, the addition did improve the download rate. However, I was left scratching my head about the origin and purpose of this strangely named exception.
Curiously, when I clicked on the details of this firewall entry, it provided no description or context. I can’t recall having created this exception myself, and it remains a mystery which program or game could potentially be associated with it. This raises a few questions: Has anyone else encountered a similar oddity within their firewall settings? More importantly, is there a reliable method for tracing the program linked to this peculiar entry?
If you’ve experienced something similar or possess any insights on how to identify the source of this firewall exception, your thoughts would be greatly appreciated! In the meantime, I’m sharing a screenshot of the unusual firewall exception for reference. Let’s unravel this mystery together!
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