8800 Bluetooth connectivity & windows XP SP2

Please can someone help.
I have just been given an 8800 for Xmas and I want to connect it to my PC.
I believe the only way to do this with an 8800 is via bluetooth. However I know absolutely nothing about BT.
I have windows XP SP2 which I have read on WWW that it supports BT, but do I need to do something else in order to connect because when I try using the Nokia PC Suite it doesn't find my phone.
Do I need to down load a driver?
Do I need some other form of connectivity - I have seen dongles(?) mentioned elsewhere, do I need one of these?
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am very keen to make the most of my phone.

Supahoopsa,
You just need to have a bluetooth installed in your laptop. If it is not internal, you can buy one for like 20dollars. Its like a USB Key.. install that on the PC and then turn on the BT on the phone,
You can now connect the two.
You may need to look at the manual that came with the BT (for the PC) to check how to pair devices.
Nokia 8800e-1 (ARTE), V 05.21, 30-11-2007, RM-233
Phones used: Nokia 3600, 6110, 6600, 8210, 8910i, 9500, N70, N91, 8800 SIROCCO
Sony Erricsson: K900, T610
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