PC Suite will periodically not properly connect & ...

Hi I have a 6230i connected to by USB to a PC using XP SP2. I am using a DCV-14 desk stand and a DKU-2 cable. The connection works perfectly for a while then will stop working. (The problem appears to occur when I turn the computer off and restart it. for example) The the phone connection and sync icon in the Windows toolbar disappear. When I open PC Suite and press "click here to connect a phone" The phone appears to be shown as connected but the sync will not work (and the toolbar Icons are lost etc etc).
The problem can be temporarily by solved by running repair in "add and remove program" in the control panel. The connection will work for a while then. The problem seems to have sarted after I installed the latest verion of PC suite
Anyone got any ideas please???

I have a similar problem on one of my laptops connecting to my N82. The hot fix is to reboot the PC or indeed play around with the bluetooth. Typical restarting blutooth does not work correctly and even sometimes the problem occurs if I use the data-cable.
I have a feeling that the problem is linked to the microsoft bluetooth stack.
The problem also occured with my previuous phone (6230i). I do not think it is the phone which is the problem.
I tried PC-suite 6.xx and PCsuite(N-series 1.5 and 2.0). All give the same problem.
The operating system is also Win-XP-PRO SP2.
I still have to check if Vista gives the same problem.

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(I added the max of 3 screenshots of the described menues. In the answer on the question from satari I will add some more. Unfortunately is my system german.)
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