Windows XP media sharing in WMP11

I have just bought a philips BDP7700 blue ray player and connected to my home network via a rj45 CAT6 lead. The blue ray recognises my PC and visa versa but when I enter my WMP11 to media share the philips icon has a green tick but the 'enable' button
is greyed out. If the green tick mean it's already enabled then why cant I stream from my WMP11? If it is not already enabled then why is the button greyed so I cant enable it? Please help

Hi,
Moreover, please upgrade the latest firmware for your player.
http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/cpcontent.pl?ctn=BDP7700/12&dct=FUS&did=AEN&reldct=FIN&scy=BG&slg=AEN
Thanks!
Andy Altmann
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