E90 firmware update 2009-06-09

Hi all,
I just upgraded my E90 firmware to v400.
I did a normal backup, upgrade firmware and restore.
But the calendar data is missing!
I have very many and very important meetings in the calendar data, so I really need this info back from the backup!
Why does the restore fail ?
I'm using the latest version of the PC-Suite software.
Is it possible to restore the calendar info anyway ?
Please help!
/Johan

This has been happening with PC Suite software as long as I can remember. Here's the solution:
 ONLY way to get this to work is to back up your phone to PC Suite before upgrading the software. After upgrade, restore all data; calendar won’t work. Get hold of another Nokia phone with a large enough capacity memory, and restore the calendar to that handset. Then back up that calendar data to the PC Suite under another name; restore this calendar data to your original phone.
And if you have a moment, please make a formal complaint to Nokia Customer Services to fix this problem - I've known of it for at least 3 years, and every upgraded PC Suite has this fault - they just won't fix it. It's simply infuriating.

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