6230i/pc suite/sitecom 2.0 usb adaptor/windows xp

I have trawled all discussions and tried solutions offered to get pc siute to connect to my bluetooth but i keep getting error message "cannot use the connection type. please check that all the needed hardware software and drivers are available." As I am a bit of of techno novice I am not sure if I have done everything I should or done it correctly. Please be gentle with me as I am heading towards silver surfer territory ie I am no whizz kid!
Thank you
Maria Sinclair

Hi,
Could you first send PC Suite's system info (Nokia PC Suite > Help > About Nokia PC Suite > System Info)?

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VikingOSX wrote:
Here is a link to a USB to DB9 solution.
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Here is a similar model that I still use and it works as well:
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