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1. Prepare all the equipments like PS3, wired or wireless router and PC with Windows XP or higher OS. Ensure that you have the newest version of Windows Media Player.2. Then, set up the network connection from PS3 to your router. You can choose wired or wireless connection; it's depending on the type of your router. Many people use the wired connection because it has high quality, but it's not for you who don't have Ethernet cable from PS3 to the router.For the wireless option, you must ensure whether the network router operate wireless G technology or not. It is because PS3 has integrated wireless adapter with G.3. After that, turn on your computer. Click the start menu and choose Control Panel. Click "Set Up a Home or Small Office Connection" and follow the prompts until you get "File And Sharing". Turn on the feature before the process. And finish the wizard. If there's optional for restart computer, you'll better to do it.4. After the system has restarted, turn on your PS3. Steer to your network connection menu and turn on the media server function. Next, back to PC and run Windows Media Player. Apply right click in the black are of the media player to show off the toolbar menu.On the toolbar menu click Tools > Options. Click the Library tab. Then, choose Configure Sharing PlayStation 3 or "Unknown Device". Agree to the connection and clicks apply. Automatically, your computer will appear on your PlayStation XMB menu. If it is not display, scroll to the "search for Media Servers" in the video, picture or music.Once you successful hook up your PS3 to PC, you'll easily share file. You can transfers file from your PC to PS3 or PS3 to PC. Try to do these steps and change your console as multimedia player. In late April GTA 4 (Grand Theft Auto) was released on PS3, that was the reason I finally decided to buy myself this console. After months of having to go to a friends house and play.I was not disappointed, far from it. The PS3 is a magnificent console, that's for sure.I did however buy the 40GB version and that does not have the capability to play PS2 games, that was a little let down for me. But I do own a PS2 console so it's not a huge setback.One of the biggest pros of the PS3 is it's built in Blu-Ray Player. Blu-Ray is the future and those players will eventually replace the outdated DVD's. Most Blu-Ray players cost more than a single PS3 console, so having one built in is a huge benefit. A benefit that will come in handy later on once Blu-Ray has established itself as a permanent video standard.The PS3 main purpose is of course to play video games. I myself have bout just over 20 games since it purchased the console. The biggest and best games in my honest opinion are the ones only released for the PS3.Those are games such as Metal Gear Solid 4, Killzone 2, Little Big Planet, Resistance 2 and last but not least, the game of the year 2009, Uncharted 2.http://ps3mediaserverdownload.blogspot.com || ps3 media server download