Cable connection problem

Hello All!
The problem with connection phone and computer is very popular and I used search - but it isn't help me.
I have:
notebook Fujitsu-Ciemens Lifebook S6210,
desktop Fujitsu-Ciemens Scenic P320,
Windows XP professional with SP2 installed on both systems,
phone Nokia 6021 and Nokia 9500,
Nokia USB cable,
PC Suite version 6.80.22 installed.
The problem:
After connect cable to my desktop or notebook windows prompt me to install driver for new hardware, but I haven't the driver for cable. I tried many times another combinations installation and deinstallation, but no result. Important: the same problem on both computers with both telephones. I still nedd help!
Thanks in advance.

SOmething is wrong here.
1) YOu should highlight the unknown USB device with yellow mark in device manager, right click with mouse and select uninstall.
2) Then go to the control panel - add/remove programs and see what you have installed there,you should have:
Nokia PC Suite
Nokia PC Connectivity Solution
Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver
Select first Nokia PC Suite - remove
Then select the "Solution" and remove that too
If all goes OK, the driver should disappear also, but if it does not, then select it and press "remove" for that too.
3) Now boot your PC and go to www.nokia.com/Pcsuite and download the PC Suite 6.8.22 to your desktop.
4) Doubleclick the downloaded file to start the installation. DO NOT CONNECT any phones to PC at this stage.
5) Connect the cable + phone when the get connected wizard in PC Suite asks you to do that
6) The windows notification about "found new hardware" should appear as a pop-up, but NO windows wizard should pop up, because the Nokia cable drivers are signed by Microsoft and thus the installation should be automatic.
YOu just have to wait until the windows installs all the driver classes to your 9500 (and there will be many, close to 7-8) so just wait. The different driver classes should appear in the windows pop-up.

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