6610, DKU-5 and WIN XP Pro/SP2 - modem in use erro...

Toshiba Satellite A100, first time installation of PC-Suite 6.81.13.0
First question - The connection between my laptop and phone is found by Nokia Connection Manager under 'Serial Cable' on com4. Is this a problem given the connection is by USB?
Second - OTA finds com4 but comes up with "Error code 633: the modem is already in use or is not configured properly".
What do I need to look at to resolve this problem?
Cliffo from Australia

YOu don't need to use the get connected wizard everytime you connect, only once, after the first connection you are automatically connected when you connect the cable.
(in fact, you really don't need to use the get connected wizard with cable even in the first connection, because windows will pick up the phone via the cable and install the necessary drivers anyhow, the wizard is there just to help first time users to find the way how to handle the connection.
(just a note, with Bluetooth you need to make the connection between phone and PC Suite once with get Connected Wizard, but not after that even with Bluetooth)
Anyways, if you have a uncertain outcome each time you connect you:
- most likely have a non-Nokia cable that is bad quality, there are plenty to duff cable out there "in ebays"
- or the mechanical connection between the phone and cable is uncertain

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