E65 Vodaphone - BT Headset No Audio

Hi All,
I seem to have a really annoying issue where some times the BT headset connects are is controlling the phone but the receive and transmit audio is missing.
I initially thought the headset was at fault but it seems to work on everyone else's phones, various makes. If I then reboot the phone it clears the issue for a while till it happens again.
As you can probably guess, it generally happens when your in the car and a call comes in and then there is no audio and you have to pull over to re-start the phone.
Is this a known issue? Is there a fix, firmware update?
Here's hoping,
John

I have the same problem and it seems it is a firmware problem that the only solution is praying for an update.
I can't understand why Nokia does not read those complaints here and propose a solution!

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