Connectivity of Nokia 6020 Via Data cable

I'm having a teething problem to connect my handset Nokia 6020 via data cable.I can't get a right cable.can anyone assist me on this?
Regards
ken

Hi roki
I think you need a CA-42 cable. All drivers can be found:
http://www.nokia.co.uk/A4144937
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