I found a solution to the MMListEmpty/No available connection typ
error; I'll share it below.

Recap of my issue:
I'm trying to connect to my phone with PC Suite 6.7.22. I installed i
under one login on my laptop and it worked. I then logged out and bac
in under a different login and it no longer works. I now cannot get i
to work under either login. I've removed all traces of it, rebooted
ran the cleaner, rebooted again and tried reinstalls under eithe
profile and nothing works. I always get the following error when I ru
the get connected wizard: "There is no available connection type an
therefore connection to phone cannot be established. The wizard wil
exit." Then, after exiting, "Failed to detect available connectio
types! Please reinstall Nokia PC Suite." If I try to manually "manag
connections" I get a similar error: "Cannot use the media modules
Please reinstall Nokia PC Suite. (Code: MMListEmpty)" PLEASE assist.
cannot get the most simple connectivity to work. I don't even get
chance to specify a connection type or phone, so it cannot be relate
to either.

Solution:
After running the cleaner that would supposedly delete all registr
entries created by PCSuite, I manually searched it usin
start->run->regedt32.  I was doing this under my second profile, whic
is a domain login which, by virtue of group membership, is also
member of the local adminstrators groups.  Nonetheless, when I cam
upon certain registry entries I could not read the contents without a
immediate error.  I also could not modify the permissions on thes
keys.  It seemed as if these keys are created with bad permissions o
later corrupted.  I finally logged into the laptop as the loca
administrator and manually removed these keys.  I then ran the cleane
again for good measure and rebooted.  After that ordeal I was able t
install and use PCSuite under my networked profile with no issue.  Th
keys all relate to the various connection methods (IR, USB, bluetoot
etc.) so it is consistent with the error.  Following are the keys t
manually delete:

\\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes\Nokia.*
there were about 5-10 that were corrupted or inaccessible by acces
control, and all related to the "media modules" the error complain
about.  Apparently fresh installs can't access the old entries t
overwrite them, so you end up using the old blank values.  I guess th
uninstall or cleaner blanks them out, but can't remove the actua
folder.  Just deleting them all does the trick.  A little more detail:
some examples include Nokia.IrDAMM (IrDA Media Module) Nokia.USBMM (US
Media Module) etc.

Hope this proves useful; I'm going to try and post it to each of th
millions of dead-end discussion forums I had searched in vain befor
finding this

I found a solution to the MMListEmpty/No available connection type error;
I'll share it below.

Recap of my issue:
I'm trying to connect to my phone with PC Suite 6.7.22. I installed it under
one login on my laptop and it worked. I then logged out and back in under a
different login and it no longer works. I now cannot get it to work under
either login. I've removed all traces of it, rebooted, ran the cleaner,
rebooted again and tried reinstalls under either profile and nothing works. I
always get the following error when I run the get connected wizard: "There is
no available connection type and therefore connection to phone cannot be
established. The wizard will exit." Then, after exiting, "Failed to detect
available connection types! Please reinstall Nokia PC Suite." If I try to
manually "manage connections" I get a similar error: "Cannot use the media
modules. Please reinstall Nokia PC Suite. (Code: MMListEmpty)" PLEASE assist.
I cannot get the most simple connectivity to work. I don't even get a chance
to specify a connection type or phone, so it cannot be related to either.

Solution:
After running the cleaner that would supposedly delete all registry entries
created by PCSuite, I manually searched it using start->run->regedt32.  I was
doing this under my second profile, which is a domain login which, by virtue
of group membership, is also a member of the local adminstrators groups.
Nonetheless, when I came upon certain registry entries I could not read the
contents without an immediate error.  I also could not modify the permissions
on these keys.  It seemed as if these keys are created with bad permissions
or later corrupted.  I finally logged into the laptop as the local
administrator and manually removed these keys.  I then ran the cleaner again
for good measure and rebooted.  After that ordeal I was able to install and
use PCSuite under my networked profile with no issue.  The keys all relate to
the various connection methods (IR, USB, bluetooth etc.) so it is consistent
with the error.  Following are the keys to manually delete:

\\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes\Nokia.*
there were about 5-10 that were corrupted or inaccessible by access control,
and all related to the "media modules" the error complains about.  Apparently
fresh installs can't access the old entries to overwrite them, so you end up
using the old blank values.  I guess the uninstall or cleaner blanks them out,
but can't remove the actual folder.  Just deleting them all does the trick.
A little more detail:  some examples include Nokia.IrDAMM (IrDA Media Module)
Nokia.USBMM (USB Media Module) etc.

Hope this proves useful; I'm going to try and post it to each of the millions
of dead-end discussion forums I had searched in vain before finding this.

I need help my Pc Suite recognizes my nokia 6235i phone and i can use
everything else but when i try to use the Audio manager it doesnt show
up. IS there a way to fix this. Also on oxygen are u able to turn cds
into ringtones. :p  :)  ;)  :cool: