Bluetooth Passcode problem ...

Hi,
I'am using the newest Nokia PC Suite 6.86.9.3, I'am able to connect my Nokia 5310 (newest Firmware) and synchronize calender and contacts via Bluetooth.
Restarting my computer and enabling bluetooth on my phone the synchronize icon and PC Suite icon (taskbar) gets coloured showing an established BT connection. Then I want to synchronize by double-clicking on the synchronize icon (in the taskbar) - now its asking for a passcode??? Even the passcode with which I paired does not work ...
Again I need to re-pair my phone to get it working ...
Any ideas?
thx
tom

Well, it do happened to me one time. What I did is delete the pairing & redo again. I've noticed also that MicroSoft active sych need sole control of the bluetooth, it does not want it shared with pcsuite, though it's part of the program.
It does not happened when one is using cable connections.
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