Updated 14 February 2017

PS4: Remote Play general troubleshooting

Diagnose and resolve issues with Remote Play.

Here are some initial steps that can improve the Remote Play experience:

PlayStation 4 System

Go to [Settings] > [Network] > [Test Network Connection]
Minimum required connection speed is 5Mbps for both upload and download.
The network may be temporarily unavailable. Check your network connection and retry. If the error keeps occurring, check the PSN service status; https://status.playstation.com/.

Computer

Check the network settings on the computer.
Open a web browser and load a web page to make sure it is connected.
Make sure the network NAT type is Type 2 or less. This can be done by launching the PS4 Remote Play application, then click [Settings] and choose the [Information] tab.
Manually register the PS4 Remote application to the desired PlayStation 4 system. Refer to PS4: Remote Play for PC and Mac to learn how.

Close Remote Play app by selecting Close button, then restart.

Reboot the computer, then start the Remote Play app.

Windows

In Control Panel, click [Programs and Features], and then uninstall [PS4 Remote Play].

Mac

Drag [PS4 Remote Play] from the Applications folder to the Trash. Then choose Finder > [Empty Trash].

Error Code in PS4 Remote Play Application	Suggestion
88001100, 88001101, 88001102, 88001103, 88001200	See General Troubleshooting at the top of this article.
88010D02, 88010C28, 88019C02, 88019C03, 88010C1B, 88010C27, 8801E1DD, 88010C1C, 88010C1E, 88010C34, 88010C36, 8801E1E2 88010D03, 8801E1E1, 88010708, 88010709	The network may be temporarily unavailable. Check your network connection and retry. If the error keeps occurring, check the PSN service status; https://status.playstation.com/
88010C26, 88010C2F	Make sure you are signed into the PSN on both your PS4 and computer.
88019B03, 88019B08 88019B10, 88019B11, 88019B12, 88019B13, 88019B14, 88019C00, 88010006, 8801000A, 8801000C	Sign out from PSN on both your PS4 and computer, then sign-in back again.
88010E0F	The anti-virus software on your computer may be blocking the PS4 from communicating with your computer. Try disabling the firewall settings on your antivirus software, or adding Remote Play application to the firewall program exceptions. For details, refer to the instructions provided by the anti-virus software.