Nokia PC suite can't detect system bluetooth

Please am having issues with my NOKIA PC suite not being able to detect my laptop bluetooth. Have virtually try everything from bluetooth services set to automatic and others!! My system is HP 620 with motorola bluetooth stack Any one with same problem? Please HELP!!!

i'm having the same problem and did an array of possible solutions but they alll just make me a lil more frustrated every time. did uninstall the reinstall many times, tried repair, downloaded the latest version of the pc suite and cable driver, downloaded nokia software updater but halfway through it says it's unable to find the device. i don't know how to change usb modes because it's asking me to select default mode but where do i get to do that? i was told by someone from nokia that i should be getting a notification that would prompt me to choose a connection mode but didn't see anything. as soon as i click settings>>manage connectons, what appears is a troubleshooter telling me how to fix infrared connectivity issues. i'm not using infrared but cable connection. and the other window that pops up shows there is no available connection. i have neve been able to get past that error. i checked device manager, everything is working just fine there. i have just fixed the question mark. if the pc is recognizing the cable connected to it, why can't it detect the phone? and it's not even about the password because i always make sure to unlock the phone when connecting to the pc. WINLOGON is already EXPLORER.EXE. i don't know what else could be wrong. this was doing just fine before. we have reinstalled OS many times before due to a different pc problem and i can't really pinpoint the exact cause of this error. will anyone care to help please? also, i tried the link provided but it gets me nowher. =-(

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