A buzzing and crackling sounds on hp envy 6 1200

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• A buzzing and crackling sound w / HP ENVY Sleekbook 4 Beats Audio

  Product name: HP ENVY Sleekbook 4 PC
  Product number: C2K72UA #ABA
  64-bit Windows 8

  I've had this laptop for only a month, and it was going well until a few weeks ago, when he started to make this hum whenever I listen to the music or watching youtube videos. He emits a hum sound and accuses the audio for a second.

  The sound was rare at first, but then lately my laptop did the sound hum frequently to the point where I just put the audio mute.

  I did the HP Support Assistant, and everything is up-to-date.

  I also reinstalled my driver.
  My audio drivers are:
  High Denfinition Audio CODEC IDT (I reinstalled it)
  Intel(r) Audio display

  I also hear the hum when I plug my headphones too.

  This may sound weird and you would never think to make a link between a hum and a wifi card driver, but the original poster marked this resolved, and said the driver solved wireless installation. The post is linked below.

  http://goo.GL/FEXqp

  Locate the driver for your card wifi here. You can find on which driver you need by pressing the Windows key + x simultaneously and selecting menu display the network adapters in Device Manager.

• Popping and crackling sound question

  Hello!

  "I have a" desktop PC HP Pavilion 500 - 205t CTO using Windows 7 and IDT High Definition Audio CODEC.
  I bought the computer in April.

  May I noticed was that a glitch will start appearing in the sound. POPs and crackles in the audio playback, any device, no matter the speakers or the headphones, any outlet. I even tried the different outlets for computers and the different power strips. According to the HP website, my audio drivers are up to date.

  The problem is getting worse over time until I've restarted. Then the sound would be perfect for the 12 to 48 hours to which the question referred.

  A DPC latency Checker showed that over time my latency increased also, and POPs and crackles corresponded with an increase in latency.

  WRPUI revealed that, during a period of high latency audiodg.exe had a count of 1 563 and a weight of 1 517. I have no idea what means the data, but I've heard some people know leaks memory with audiodg.exe and I wonder if it could it be. The fix for microsoft says DO NOT install it unless you are sure... and I'm not sure.

  I also heard rumors that HP do not keep drivers up to date on their Web site. So I wonder if there is a more up-to-date version my IDT there. My current version is 6.10.6491.0

  Any help is appreciated.

  Hello

  Check the updates of Windows, can be a sound driver for your system. If so uninstall the
  Update. And don't forget to check the new Web site of the manufacturer for the latest driver. And stop the
  automatic installation of updates of pilot then manually check for new drivers.

  How to uninstall a Windows Update in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/24373-Windows-update-uninstall-update.html

  ============================================================

  How to stop Windows 7 automatically install drivers
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2500967

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" expert="" -="" consumer="" :="" bicycle="" -="" mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• Pop and crackle sounds and video lag during navigation

  About 20-30 minutes after a restart fresh, whenever I open a browser or even whenever I browse any browser my sound lag and delays in video playback. In this case if I watch a video on VLC or MPC or listen to music on Winamp. Also my RAM swells upward as time passes, after a few hours of coupleof I have to restart because RAM is highest at about 60-65%.

  These are my specs:

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

  I3 4130
  8 GB DDR3 1333 Mhz
  SanDisk 128 Gb SSD (main system)
  Seagate 1 TB HARD drive
  Seagate 500 GB HARD drive
  GT430
  Motherboard: Asus H81MA
  Sound: Realtek onboard
  PSU: Black Master 600 Watts PS60MPBM

  Thanks in advance! :-)

  Hello

  Sorry for the delay.

  The problem is gone because I have re-installed Windows 7 and then I discovered through DPC latency Checker that my Antivirus (Avast Internet Security) has been the cause of the problem he was creating explosions of constantly high latency. The fact that the Antivirus has been 'real time' to make disturbance, Malwarebytes is not always the cause high latency.

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Rafael

• Audio quality: Popping and cracking sound in WMP and iTunes

  Original title: Audio quality: popping and cracling sound

  Hello.
  When I play certain CD on the computer using wmp or itunes.there is a sound dry and crackling sound that plays and general quality.these low CD are new and have store bought.anyone ideas how they could work properly.

  Thank you.

  Hi leonhal,

  Are you having the same problem with the files on the computer?

  Two things you can try:

  Method 1: Turn off audio enhancements

  Reference: to disable improvements audio speaker

  Method 2: Update sound card drivers

  Because the problem recurs in many of the CDs as well, try to update your sound card drivers. Most of the problems seem to be caused by the wireless, video and audio drivers being unable to work together properly. Like the manufacturers to find solutions, they are incorporated into the latest version of the driver. If it's a good idea to keep up-to-date. Reference: update drivers: recommended links

  For more information about this problem, see: what can I do on the audio problems, such as popping, crackling, or sound that plays too fast or too slowly?

  Kind regards

  Shinmila H - Microsoft Support

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Satellite A500 - crackling sounds and blue screen

  Hey everybody.

  I bought a laptop Toshiba Satellite A500-19w about 4 days ago (today it is Sunday, March 7, 2010).

  I had the sounds of crackling of my speakers which have been mentioned so many times in the forums, no real solution.
  I also experienced the crash of the blue screen, that's already happened 7 times while I was not strongly using my newly buy laptop.
  I'm not looking for a repair or a replacement, because I find it quite unacceptable to have to think about the errors, faults & fixes as much as the laptop is brand new.

  What I want is a refund, but I'm not sure on how to do it.

  I know that Toshiba has some sort of refund policy, but if someone can tell me exactly how it works, because I want to get rid of my laptop as soon as possible (I will not buy any more portable Toshiba, especially since I had some similar problems with my Qosmio f30).
  If someone can give me some guidance, because I don't want to be mocked or used and cheated out of refund.
  I bought my Toshiba in the Middle East (perhaps refund policies are different here).
  Thank you.

  Post edited by: mihran

  Hi mihran.

  If you want to pay off your laptop, you should talk with your computer store where you bought it. Only the can repay your laptop and not Toshiba directly.
  Of course it is also depending on the country where you life, but normally you can pay within 14 days I think. So in your case I speak with the seller or give them a call. They explain how to do this.

  But let me give you a little advice: regarding your problems with the crackling sound and blue screen I recommend that you contact an authorized service provider or ask a new A500 (this should be possible if you have only 4 days). Generally, I can say that a friend of mine has Satellite A500 and he is quite satisfied with her. This laptop has a great design equipped with new material for a good price. :)

• Satellite Pro P100: horrible clicking, jerking and occasional crackling sound

  My machine is a beloved Satellite Pro P100 (with funky orange cover).
  My niggle, becoming a regular pub was the theme of mine, it's that play card Conexant High Definition Sound one clicking horrible, jerky and occasional crackling sound.

  I did the usual updates and the latest driver BIOS and installed equipment.
  No joy, still more trouble for the people of The Black Horse.

  Speakers, something overheating, loose screws and all the wrong cover color were advanced as the other sources of the problem.
  Even more fatigue, mental and even a suggestion I continue this conversation in the company of people who actually care!

  Anyway, here's my last.
  I don't get the problem when playback of .wmv files, for example, the bear fishing video sample that comes when you install Vista.

  MP3s and FLACs and sound just as WAVs scratched vinyl, but the bears fishing, nice and crispy...

  Hello!

  Have you tried external speakers on your laptop?
  It could be a hardware problem, but if you test other speakers you can determine if it s a sound card or a s question House speaker. Check it!

  And have you checked all the sound settings in Windows? Maybe you can find a setting wrong in equalizer or elsewhere.

  Have you tried to reinstall the notebook using the Toshiba Recovery disk? It contains the factory settings and you should try this before contacting an authorized service provider.

  Good bye

• HP Envy 17 t-j100: where is beats? And the sound is bad after you installed windows 10

  So I installed windows 10 when he pulled out a few months back. When I install my audio beats is completely left! As this laptop is shipped with it. He was the symbol engraved on it so the reason that this laptop was so expensive in the first place with audio beats adding (I know that Hp has probably had to buy the rights or something and so increase the price). That being said, my audio beats went and my sound is too bad. As the volume is low (yes I made sure it's not muted and checked my sidebar, you know one next to the time on the screen and also the video player or the music I listen too and also the audio Manager but nothing is). Also, my audio changed too. It used a different name that according to me, but after the update is "IDT High Definition Audio CODEC". I've also updated my driver, but even once, nothing worked.

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp63501-64000/sp63555.exe

  When finished, press and hold the Windows key and press R

  In the run window, type devmgmt.msc and press to enter.

  In Device Manager, expand sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the IDT device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When you are finished, download and reinstall the Chipset driver at the following link.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp63001-63500/sp63408.exe

  When the reinstallation of Chipset is finished, stop the laptop.

  Robinet tap away at the key esc that you start the computer to launch the Start Menu, and then select f10 to open the bios menu.  Press f9 to load the default values (sometimes it is f5, but the menu below indicates the correct key), use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press ENTER.  Press f10 to save the setting and still use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press on enter.

  When windows has reloaded, open your download folder, right click on IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  When he finished, restart the computer again and let windows to load completely for a few minutes before checking it in.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Satellite C660-117 - crackling sound at startup

  Hello

  I recently started having problems with the sound on my laptop which is 5 months old.

  It emits a crackling sound at startup and also during video playback, it sometimes looks like interference and is more sensitive to the higher sounds.
  I have uninstalled/reinstalled drivers and devices audio, but in vain.

  The sound is the same when read by aswell TV or a helmet.

  Is this sounds like a trip to the store where I bought it is necessary that its still under warranty?

  Hey Buddy,

  You use the version preinstalled Windows from Toshiba or you have installed your own version?

  Generally speaking everything you tried is correct, and the only option you have is to find your computer laptop initial configuration using Toshiba recovery disc. The drive will restore the original settings of the box with all the drivers and tools in order to have the same settings as you bought the laptop.

  If this still doesn t work you should contact an authorized service provider because it looks like a hardware malfunction, but it s covered by warranty ;)

• New laptop Satellite C50-A-1CK Fan make a static/crackling sound?

  I recently introduced a new laptop Satellite C50-A-1CK the December 8,.

  I didn't use the phone a lot.
  I noticed in the last days the fan made a static/crackling sound power, seems to come from the fan (on the upper right corner) when it turns.

  Is this normal?
  I think back to the retailer and asking for Exchange?

  Just for looking for some advice, much appreciated!

  Thank you.

  > Is this normal?

  No, this isn't a common behavior of laptop and I don t think that the sound or noise is normal.

  > I think back to the retailer and asking for Exchange?

  In my opinion it s certainly a good idea to check another unit and compare appearances of noise

• External Usb Audio Card Popping and cracking sound with Satellite L500

  Greetings,

  My name is Boyan and I am from Bulgaria, and a year ago, I bought a laptop satellite l500 series (I can't tell which is exactly the model at the moment because my computer is not currently with me and my user manual, the only thing that is said is that it is for L505/L500/L500D / L505D.) But from memory I think it was the Satellite L500D-ST5506 which is currently not at my dispossal, because I gave him for repairs for the same problem that I say down below)

  The problem with my laptop, is that when I plug in a Usb Audio card in my laptop I have a crackling sound during live sound is played hollow map external speakers/headphones. I tried several sound cards and speakers/headpohnes which work perfectly well with other computers, including laptops, but the problem continues even when I use an external sound card to connect to the laptop not appearing in my laptop speakers/headphones.

  The problem is important only when the signal passes through an external audio card and it is very disruptive since I use my laptop to create music and I bought a sound card expenssive and speakers that can not be used with the laptop. I tried 3 types of sound cards:

  M-Audio Fast Track Pro

  BEHRINGER uca 222

  and a simple 3d audio usb audio card external and the problem persists.

  At first, I thought that the problem is software and I should install the new drivers, windows 7 automatically recognizes and installs the drivers for the devices and I have its in (but with the cracks and educated) so I tried using the official drivers sold for me with the sound cards, but without success: the problem was still there. I tried to find the new drivers of the sound cards on long official distributors and I downloaded it but the problem was still there. Then I tried to delete all the audio drivers on my computer and just use the external sound card for sound but this eighter helps force. I updated my drivers for my sound card build - in as well but again - no luck.

  After substantial thing frist I did when (2 weeks after I bought the laptop) was to contact the store where I bought my audio card and they said that the problem may be so eighter latency or high voltage of the laptop they advised me to try to reduce the latency of the parameters or to try and see if the problem persists if only my laptop running on battery power. I tried two things, and they did not help. Audio cards worked without problems on all the other computers I tried them but me. So they told me that the problem could not be audio cards.

  What I then was that I gave my laptop for the Distributor official of toshiba in my country so that they can solve my problem. What they told me, is that a problem with the version of windows which was preinstalled on my laptop and it was not compitable with the sound cards (which was bizzar survey because I tried them on the same windows and they worked, only on other computers). So I'm back from my laptop and passed under my Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit operating system to Windows 7 Ultimate edition 64-bit and Windows 7 32-bit Ultimate edition on all versions, that's the problem: whenever I activate a low of passes of audio signal and Audio Usb card he heard cracks and educated. I even tried isntalling Windows XP, but the laptop want spesific SATA drivers for the Windows XP installation which although I found - they helped me install XP and I didn't go the BIOS of the computer to try to put a new and so on, because I'm not sure about that and I could lose my warranty so I said in the official repair shop for Toshiba in my city to put XP on my computer to solve the problem but they can't because they are not liscened to work with software that isn't a recipt for its purchase (which I did not because I bought my windows xp a long time ago and I lost the recipt)

  I gave her to get it repaired for the second time by telling them that the change of my operating system has not solved my problem and what they were doing was they changed the motherboard on my computer, indicating that the build in the device realtek audio on my computer is good enough to support a card usb audio or it may be broken and they change the whole motherboard because the generation of card is stuck, so they did it, but my problem has not been resolved. They told me that although I use and map external audio usb signal always going trough my only internal and I have to disable so I tried to disable this trough Control Panel, but this does not solve the problem and I don't have a BIOS option to disable my sound card build-in. Another thing I thought that maybe the problem is that two audio cards do not work on the same bitrate and Hertz so I put both cards to 16 bit 48000 Hz DVD quality (also tried the other options on the 3 cards that I have) but it's the same thing.

  They told me that it's just my luck and the construction of the sound card does not support this external sound cards and I would had been more careful when they choose to my laptop first.

  I couldn't accept this awnser for several reasons:

  (1) this sound card works on a lower version of windows and are supported by many older models of Realtek and a lot of old computers (one of them bought 2000! and my laptop is of 2010!)

  (2) the guys who were the apperantley of fixing problem don't go so deeply into my problem because they didn't know that in fact the problem was that only they knew that there is a problem with the audio card and the computer interact with them, they knew not that it cracks during the direct play the external audio card.

  (3) I can't accept the fact that Toshiba is manufacturing of models with maps audio chipset that cannot support a simple external Usb Audio card. It is totally unacceptable to me, and I sincerely hope that this is not the case!

  (4) they have tried my audiocards on another laptop of the same series, claiming that they have not at their dispossal at the moment so I'll go tomorrow at a local store and try the sound cards by myself on the same computer in the store.

  What I have now, it was that I gave my laptop for repair requesting a statement of the problem in wrtting with details of the problem so I can go to court or ask for a new laptop, but I'll be charged with little money because according to them there is no problem in the laptop and the problem is that my external sound cards are not compitable with the build in house chipset sound card. If I give my laptop for repair, and there is no hardware problem, I'll have to pay the money. I will do this, but I'm now crazy, because that does not solve my problem and I am wasting time and money.

  What I ask here is, if you can not help me solve my problem and advice me what to do to fix it, please give me the details of the chipset built in Driver sound card on my motherboard, so I can check if it is compitable with my external sound cards and contact the dealers of the sound card to ask them their opinion. Or if you can tell me what it is compitable with and what not, that would be great. Personally, I think this laptop should have no problem at all with a simple external usb running sound card, but I ask you, if you know something more about it.

  If a problem with the build in chipset then Toshiba is manufacturing (or at least sell) audiocards which are not in a normal standart but unfortunately I can not do nothing except complain to Toshiba and never treat whith such productgs more. Otherwise, if this is not true, then my laptop has a problem that is different and I have to go to court with the mans for mounting repair is not my laptop or do not give a new one when I guarantee will not fault of Toshiba and it will be in a way solve my problem.

  I hope that you understand how important it is for me and I hope I have fix the problem as soon as possible.

  P.S

  I want to say that I am familiar with grammar mistakes, that I did in the text below, and I would ask your excuses that I'm not a native speaker of English.

  Hi, I would just say that I had a similar failure although I wouldn't be surprised if she causing of yours, but you never have knowledge, my fault was the lid of my laptop [9 months], it contains the mic and when the lid has been in a certain angle cracks could be heard worse when I got my external sound card all the time it happened, luck, PS, it's a defective membrane [lid to the body] easily missed by engineer because he was the same angle you English is very good

  Post edited by: sido1

• No sound on my Envy 17-3270NR

  My audio just stopped working on my HP Envy 17-3270NR.  I tried everything and nothing makes his return. I checked the speakers in the Panel and it shows that they are working.  Shows OK.  I looked at the obvious things like the Sound Off button next to the dial of Beats Audio and that nothing is plugged into the plug headphones.  Other than these things, is there anything on the keyboard that turns off the sound?  No diagnosis, can I try?  I am at a loss.  I just hope this isn't something obvious.  I don't have the external speakers and nothing extraordinary.  I am running Windows 7 64 bit.  Thank you. Derek

  Hi Derek,.

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp56501-57000/sp56900.exe

  One time finished, open windows control panel, open Device Manager and open sound, video and game controllers.  If you see a very similar entry for (or entry of IDT) IDT HD Audio , right click on the device and select uninstall - you should also get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.  If there is no input IDT, go just below.

  When you are finished, download and reinstall the Chipset driver from the link below.

  Chipset Driver - Windows 7.

  When reinstalling, shut down the laptop.  Disconnect the adapter, then hold the power button / stop and button beats for 10 seconds.  Plug the power adapter.

  Robinet tap away at the key esc that you start the computer to launch the Start Menu, and then select f10 to open the bios menu.  Press f5 to load the default values (sometimes it's f9, but the menu below indicates the correct key), use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press ENTER.  Press f10 to save the setting and still use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press on enter.

  Allow Windows to fully - charge it will automatically load an audio driver, but let just this complete.  Then open your download folder, right-click on the IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once this done, do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select playback devices.  'Speakers and headphones' left click once to highlight, and then click the Set Default button - check if you now audio.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Envy 15 Notebook PC TS: Problem sound Intermittent HP Envy 15 TS / Windows 8.1

  Specifications of the computer:

  HP Envy 15 Notebook PC TS

  Product # E1P05AV

  8.1 Windows 64-bit

  Intel Core i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40 GHz

  2 x 8 GB of RAM

  Map of KBC Version 93.52 system 1963

  Graphics device 1: NVIDIA GeForce GT M 740 V.10.18.13.5435

  Graphics device 2: Intel Graphics HD 4600 V.10.18.10.3304

  Audio: IDT High Def Audio CODEC / pilot: stwrt64.sys V.6.10.6491.0

  Question: In the past months, my sound will go off randomly automatically.  If I close the lid and let the computer in to sleep mode or if I restart the computer, the sound comes back.  When the sound disappeared, the volume buttons on the keyboard, so to work with a lag and the mute on the keyboard does not work.  Try to use the sound test, or even navigate the tabs in the Properties section of speaker to accuse also considerably by the sound does not work.

  I noticed other things: I was watching a youtube video when the sound came out, I left the chrome tab that I used for the video and the sound comes back a few seconds later.  He then disappeared a few seconds after I opened a new tab and returned to watch the video.  I had also the same thing happens with the help of a video editing software - quit the application, sound came back, returned to the software, sound went out after a few seconds.  I also had both sound back after going to the speaker properties - Advanced tab and switch format, by selecting the test button and clicking on OK when a message saying "the sound system is in use, taking the test can cause the application to fail" (or something similar).

  I tried to use various utilities for troubleshooting when the problem occurs - the find and troubleshooting audio fix is no problem AND the device is listed as working properly in Device Manager.  I've uninstalled and reinstalled the latest drivers for the IDT HD Audio CODEC several times - no help.  In addition, the problem has been resolved not when I converted briefly to Windows (back to windows 8.1) 10.  In addition, I tried to use the other pilot of "High definition Audio Device" in place and place of the IDT CODEC, but the same problem happened - sound turns off randomly until I rebooted or put my computer to sleep.

  I'm pretty computer - savy but I can't seem to understand what the problem is.  It doesn't seem to be a hardware problem or the sound would probably not come back so quickly or clearly as it does...

  One last piece of information: I noticed that the first time that I reinstalled the Windows audio 24/06/2015 - and also several updates were installed on the 23 & 24 June - watching these updates to see if they are the cause of the problem.

  My father had a speaker bluetooth for Christmas - I tried it out on my computer because it works completely independently of my sound card and it was working fine.

  I bought one of my own for $30 at target - Jam Classic Wireless Speaker - and now I have wonderful sound.

  Does not resolve the issue of the root, but the problem is solved!

  I'm just upset that HP gave me the such a card its crappy that it only lasted 1 1/2 years before give me questions, just long enough to ensure that the warranty expires...

• No sound on HP envy 17-joo7TX

  Hello

  I have a new HP envy as shown above (sound on HP envy 17-joo7TX) and have no sound coming from the speakers, even if the speaker on the desktop symbol shows that the sound is produced.

  Help!

  Found the answer - I Samsung monitor attached via a cable HDMI - no speakers on the monitor - the sound was trying to come from the monitor - just changed PC and all solved!

• sound on HP ENVY 15-j035eo Notebook PC problems

  Hello

  I have a HP ENVY 15 - j035eo Notebook PC and suddenly all his disapered.

  I've updated to windows 8 to 8.1 worked sound for a 1-2 weeks

  .

  When I click on the speakers says (translated from Swedish ;-))

  "Sound upgrades for the following problems: speakers/headphones (IDT High definition audio codec)". ""

  Nothing to do but restart W8 and start over? BTW, I hate W8 ;-)

  Hello

  Try the following

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp63501-64000/sp63555.exe

  One time finished, open windows control panel, open Device Manager and open sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the IDT device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When you are finished, download and reinstall the Chipset driver at the following link.

  Chipset Driver - Windows 8.1

  Once the reinstallation is complete, shut down the laptop by pressing the SHIFT key when you click Shutdown to temporarily prevent a hybrid boot.  Then disconnect the AC adapter and then remove the battery.  Press and hold the Power button for 30 seconds.  Reinsert the battery and plug in the AC adapter.

  Robinet tap away at the key esc that you start the computer to launch the Start Menu, and then select f10 to open the bios menu.  Press f5 to load the default values (sometimes it's f9, but the menu below indicates the correct key), use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press ENTER.  Press f10 to save the setting and still use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press on enter.

  Allow Windows to fully - charge it will automatically load an audio driver, but let just this complete.  Then open your download folder, right-click on the IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once this done, do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select playback devices.  'Speakers and headphones' left click once to highlight, and then click the Set Default button - check if you now audio.

  Kind regards

  DP - K