Passkey for Bluetooth...

Hello... I hope I'm posting in the right place. haha
I have a Nokia 2600 (Classic, I believe), I only have the box, user guide, and phone. And I need to have my passkey to enable file sharing on my phone from my computer.
Is there any way I can get my passkey without any of the other information, should I call help or is there an easier way?

Remove 'PC' from the Paired device list on the Phone (..if still appearing). Now confirm that the BT is enabled on your Phone as well as PC. Then Open the Nokia Suite and click on 'Connect Device' at the bottom.. Follow instructions for BT pairing..When a Pass code prompt is shown on PC.. enter any NEUMERIC pass code of your choice.. then when asked on the Phone.. enter the SAME..and the devices should get paired..

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