[Q] SGS3 not connecting to Windows Media Player/Center - Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help &

I recently received my my S3 and have been trying to get it to connect to Windows Media Player/Center but have had one problem I can't solve.
I was shown a I9300 S3 connecting to Windows Media Center by simply opening the stock "Video" app, going to the "Nearby Devices" tab and then clicking on the Media Center device however when trying to do so on my I9305 I immediately get the error "Contents location is not available. Check network status and connected device."
I have tried troubleshooting it myself, searching online, searching XDA and reading the manual and any solutions that I try (Force stopping and clearing all data of Allshare apps, changing settings in Windows Media Player, etc.) have not worked.
Can anyone here help me out?
I'm running a Telstra Stock GT-I9305T with Android 4.1.1 with Build number JRO03C.I9305TDVALI6
Thank you.

Maybe do a hard reset or recovery mode wipes, but this just one idea..
Halowood said:
I recently received my my S3 and have been trying to get it to connect to Windows Media Player/Center but have had one problem I can't solve.
I was shown a I9300 S3 connecting to Windows Media Center by simply opening the stock "Video" app, going to the "Nearby Devices" tab and then clicking on the Media Center device however when trying to do so on my I9305 I immediately get the error "Contents location is not available. Check network status and connected device."
I have tried troubleshooting it myself, searching online, searching XDA and reading the manual and any solutions that I try (Force stopping and clearing all data of Allshare apps, changing settings in Windows Media Player, etc.) have not worked.
Can anyone here help me out?
I'm running a Telstra Stock GT-I9305T with Android 4.1.1 with Build number JRO03C.I9305TDVALI6
Thank you.
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