Hardware installation wizard problem on 6280

Can somebody please help me? I'm trying to install the PC suite and cable drivers (both genuine nokia) on my PC and everytime a box pops up telling me I must close the 'hardware installation wizard' before they will install. I'm haven't installed anything on my PC for quite a while, but surely I need the installation wizard to install the software/hardware?

What is your system (Windows Xp or?), Where do you open this wizard ?
Why don't you just download the Nokia Pc Suite from www.nokia.com, doubleclick the package and let Pc Suite install itself ? YOu don't need separate drivers, all is included in PC Suite
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Table of Contents
Posts 1-4: Complete Hardware Installation Overview
Post 5: Connecting a MSI KT3 Ultra to USB ports on the front of a computer case. Plus, a link to AMD's Heatsink and Fan Installation Guide
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Before I begin: Many experienced users have their own methods and tricks of the trade. This Guide is not intended to say other methods are not as good. Some experienced users may have better methods or find some steps unnecessary. This guide is simply based on a method that has worked many times for me.
If at any point you get errors or encounter a problem. Stop what you¡¦re dong, call your vendor or come into the forum and ask for help.
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