PC Suite does not support the connected phone........

Hi...
I have a big problem in the delivery of mobile and my type is N70 with Computer shows a message saying that some files missing from the mobile and this is the message that appears when connectivity.
PC Suite does not support the connected phone. PC Suite settings file is missing from the phone. Switch off your phone, switch it on, and try again.
Please assist in this matter, I can either send a site that I downloaded through by mobile phone.
thank you very much..
Moderator note: telephone number removed. It is not advised to publish personal contact information on a publically-accessible web forum.
Message Edited by michaels on 14-Feb-2008 08:40 PM

Hi Guys,
It always better to give more information when you are posting your issues....Please try to give your system info, versions of the pc suite you are facing the issue :-( so that it may help others to narrow down ur issues :-)

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