6300 bluetooth connectivity to PC Suite

I am having problems with connecting my phone to my laptop.
I start the PC Suite and click get connected, then select bluetooth connection and next. This then identifies my phone (it has a blue padlock symbol by the side of it, what does this mean?), I then highlight my phone and click next. Then next with the passcode and click accept on the phone to pair, then type the passcode in to the phone. Then the phone asks to connect with the laptop and I click accept on the phone and they are connected. In the PC Suite is says I have my phone as an available connection, however in the main PC suite menu screen I still have no connection. The PC suite does connect but then immediately disconnects its self. I don't know if it's the phone of laptop disconnecting? Why won't the phone and laptop stay connected?
The phone does however connect when using a USB cable.
Any suggestions or help much appreciated as this is really starting to drive my patience!!!

Still haven't managed to find a solution, it would appear that the Laptop recognises the phone as a headset.
Could it be security settings?
Any help!!!

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Hi there!
I am using Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit on a custom built PC I assembled last year. For Bluetooth connectivity with the PC I am using a Bluetooth dongle (adapter) from Billionton Systems Inc. Here is what it says on the label.
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It is sold in the Clas Ohlson stores, that's why their name is seen on the label, and the 32-8866 is their order number, while the other order number is the manufacturers order number.
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As you can see my Vista installtion is using Swedish interface language. In the above list "enhet" means device, "protokoll" means protocol, "över" and "länk" means over and link respectively as in "standard modem over Bluetooth-link".
The only thing that is not installed is something called "Bluetooth Peripheral Device". This should be the last thing to install but I only get the message "Windows måste installera drivrutiner för Bluetooth Peripheral Device" which is probably equal to "Windows must install drivers for Bluetooth Peripheral Device" on English interface.
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Reference
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Screenshot 5 - Installing drivers for new device
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Hello CricFancy!
Thanks for your answer! As for the Bluetooth stack, as explained before I have given up on using the Toshiba Bluetooth stack. I am using the Bluetooth stack from Microsoft that's built in to Windows Vista. I have not tested using any of the other Bluetooth stacks mentioned on that list. I think that the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack is primarily designed for use with Bluetooth chips from Broadcom, so I'm not so sure if it would work at all with the Billionton Bluetooth dongle (not sure what chip is used in it thou).
As for the IVT BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack, I have not tested it yet, but I think there is a big chance that it might just work well with my Billionton Bluetooth dongle, simply because BlueSoleil is de facto standard for Bluetoth interoperability with support for Bluetooth chipsets from many different suppliers. But the drawback with BlueSoleil is that it costs money. And I'm not motivated to buy it, I don't think it's worth it. I don't see why I as end-user should be financing the industry's incompetence and failure of creating a solid technological platform for Bluetooth connectivity. This problem I am having is not a problem specific to the Billionton Bluetooth dongles. It doesn't matter what brand of Bluetooth dongle you buy, Billionton or not, cheap or expensive, none of them work properly as they should. You will always run into problems with them, and it's usually problems with compatibility. And they expect me to pay extra for a software package like the BlueSoleil in order to make it work? No bloody way!
Right now I can't recall if I have installed the Bluetooth dongle (and with it the Microsoft Bluetooth stack) before or after installing Nokia PC Suite. I don't think it really matters, but I will remember to first install the Bluetooth dongle (and with it the Microsoft Bluetooth stack) next time I re-install Windows Vista.
"If you have installed compatible dongle on your pc, make sure that you insert that dongle once the pc is started and not before pc is switched on." Could you define compatible? Like I said, there is not many, if any, Bluetooth dongles that are compatible with... anything at all basically. I don't mean to be rude but Bluetooth techonology seems to be just a peace of **bleep**, as far as the compatibility is concerned. Besides, why would I need to insert the Bluetooth dongle after powering (switching) on the computer and not before that? Mine is inserted all the time, I never take it out of the computer. Why would I?
Exactly what "Nokia help file" are you refering to in that message? You mean THE Nokia PC Suite Help file? Or are you refering to some Nokia FAQ? I was unable to find that information in the Help file for Nokia PC Suite.
Reference
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I am not clear about installed OS in your PC.
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System requirements
Note:
The system requirements listed below are valid at the release date of Nokia PC Suite 7.1. You can check the Nokia PC Suite Web page at www.nokiausa.com/pcsuite for more up-to-date information.
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2. Run new PC Suite cleaner.
3. Install latest Pc Suite.
or you can try to install Nokia Ovisuite. You can download from here: http://europe.nokia.com/support/download-software/ nokia-ovi-suite
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I have recently purchased a 6230i to replace my 6310i.
I previously used a CA-42 USB cable for the 6310i but that is reported by the 6230i as incompatible - grrh.
And now I am trying to set up the Bluetooth connectivity.
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Further to original post
The Bluetooth connectivity all works between the IBM T41, Ipaq 5550, Sony HBH600 headset and a Nokia 6810 phone.
So the problem appears to be the Nokia 6230i phone.
Further research gives some rather disapointing information.
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=2629
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The Kaiser Baas is not very suited to OS X although they say it is compatible. It works but, the Trackpad prefs pane doesn't recognise it and the mouse pane options don't work very well with it either. So, it could be related to the problem. Still, I don't understand why it should lose the bluetooth connection just because I've accessed the wifi menu.
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