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horromark
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Oct 25, 2008 at 02:58 PM
Oct 25, 2008 at 02:58 PM
I am no expert m8, but i think it may have something to do with the following, Please do not quote me on this, I would recommend doing a search on this particular module.
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Network connections>Local area connections>Properties>advanced>settings>advanced>ICMP settings. There may be something in there that might help you.
Get back to us with a response, as i am due to go wireless, and the kids have a PS3!!!
Mark
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>............
Network connections>Local area connections>Properties>advanced>settings>advanced>ICMP settings. There may be something in there that might help you.
Get back to us with a response, as i am due to go wireless, and the kids have a PS3!!!
Mark
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Oct 25, 2008 at 10:43 PM
Oct 25, 2008 at 10:43 PM
Thanks horromark.
Tried checking the appropriate boxes in ICMP but also, no go :(
Don't despair, I'm almost sure your network will be fine... like almost everyone else's. As I said, my friend logs on with no problem when he visits, so i'm positive it has something to do with my PC. It can be nothing else.
Tried checking the appropriate boxes in ICMP but also, no go :(
Don't despair, I'm almost sure your network will be fine... like almost everyone else's. As I said, my friend logs on with no problem when he visits, so i'm positive it has something to do with my PC. It can be nothing else.
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Oct 26, 2008 at 04:45 PM
Oct 26, 2008 at 04:45 PM
Hi Raize, Try this. I think from your comments this is what your actually trying to achieve!
Open Windows Media Player 11
From the toolbar, select Library then Media Sharing
Check "Share my media"
On the PS3 - Under Video, Photos or Music, select "Scan for media server"
Go back to the PC, and you should see a pop up showing an unknown device trying to connect.
Allow the device, and everything should work.
Using Simplecenter as the server
Download Simplecenter from http://www.simplecenter.com/
Install - If you only want the basic version, just click next when it asks you to create an account.
Select your shared media folders and let it scan.
Click next one last time.
Check your PS3 and your media server should now be visible.
Other Windows Notes
I've heard that many people are using Nero MediaHome and consider it to be the most feature-rich server
Open Windows Media Player 11
From the toolbar, select Library then Media Sharing
Check "Share my media"
On the PS3 - Under Video, Photos or Music, select "Scan for media server"
Go back to the PC, and you should see a pop up showing an unknown device trying to connect.
Allow the device, and everything should work.
Using Simplecenter as the server
Download Simplecenter from http://www.simplecenter.com/
Install - If you only want the basic version, just click next when it asks you to create an account.
Select your shared media folders and let it scan.
Click next one last time.
Check your PS3 and your media server should now be visible.
Other Windows Notes
I've heard that many people are using Nero MediaHome and consider it to be the most feature-rich server
Hi Mark,
I've seen this in other forums and have already tried it. Still nothing.
I've started to wonder though, as the motherboard I am using is relatively new (recently released), whether this may be the problem. However, I've checked the settings there but cannot find anything out of the ordinary. I have the latest BIOS upgrade, but if it is the motherboard, they may not have fixed it yet... I don't know, I'm really clutching at straws now.
Thanks for your input all the same.
I've seen this in other forums and have already tried it. Still nothing.
I've started to wonder though, as the motherboard I am using is relatively new (recently released), whether this may be the problem. However, I've checked the settings there but cannot find anything out of the ordinary. I have the latest BIOS upgrade, but if it is the motherboard, they may not have fixed it yet... I don't know, I'm really clutching at straws now.
Thanks for your input all the same.
Hi Raize
Have you tried disabling your windows firewall?
Before you test disconnect your router from your ADSL connection as I would not recommend disabling your firewall when connected to the internet ;-)
If this resolves your issue then your issue lies with the configuration of your windows firewall. You will need to check that you have file sharing allowed for local area network.
Let me know how you get on.
Have you tried disabling your windows firewall?
Before you test disconnect your router from your ADSL connection as I would not recommend disabling your firewall when connected to the internet ;-)
If this resolves your issue then your issue lies with the configuration of your windows firewall. You will need to check that you have file sharing allowed for local area network.
Let me know how you get on.