Click Details… in the window that pops up.Click the network name to the right of Connections: for the network from Step 5.Under View your basic network information and setup connections and View your active networks, look for the network with Access type: Internet.Right-click on the network interface icon in the Windows system tray.If the log is too long to look for this manually, copy it into a text editor and CTRL + F for the string there. Look for a line with the string “Created socket:” in it.In the PS3MS window, click on the Logs tab.Here’s how to check for and fix this problem on Window 8.1: one belonging to a virtual machine on your PC. Unfortunately, it can select one that isn’t active or even connected to anything, e.g. PS3 Media Server selects a single network interface on your machine on which to operate. All the restarting, rebooting, and power cycling in the world isn’t helping, so what now? So you just installed PS3 Media Server (PS3MS), have your DLNA clients up and running, but PS3MS can’t find them.
UPDATE: PS3 Media Server has been superseded by Universal Media Server (from the same developer), which has the same UI and hence the same instructions as below.
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