PC Suite won't connect to internet via N95

Hello.
I am using laptop with vista and I have installed newest version of PC Suite. Previously I was connecting via Nokia 6300 and N70, both with no problems, than I tried yesterday with N95 and I get an error in OneTouchAccess: "Failed to connect to the network! The modem may be used by another application or the modem may not be configured properly." I have ran out of ideas, I'v tried reinstalled pcsuite, the problem is the same. Settings are OK. Does anybody know how to completely delete PC Suite? Because when I reinstall it, it always connect immedieately when is installed.
Can PLEASE someone help, it is driving me crazy
TNX

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