Manage Connections Bluetooth (Microsoft) but Wid...

I am trying to get PC Suite to connect to my 6021 using Bluetooth. Widcomm BT Manager connects to phone OK but when I launch PCS and click 'Manage connections', 'Connections Available' shows Bluetooth (Microsoft). I have the Widcomm BT stack 5.0.1 installed. If I click configure > Next, I get: 'Cannot use the connection type. Check that all the needed hardware, software and drivers are available.'
Although I have SP2 I can see no way installing the SP2 BT driver.
Any help would be mopst appreciated, ta.
What version of Windows is being used: XP
What Service Pack is installed: SP2
What version of PC Suite is installed: 6.80.21
Connection method, is: Bluetooth.

Thanks Manta.
You have solved my problem, I now have full connectivity.
Again, thanks a million my friend.
Dave.

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