Pavilion dm4 windows 7 idt high definition audio codec v 6.10.6324 distorted audio playback

Suspect Windows 'pushed update' changed original IDT High Defition Audio CODEC becasue original worked fine since HP Pavilion dm4/Windows 7 was purchased. Sound plays, but periodically buzzes and is distorted. Have tried both rolling back driver and installing your Support driver sp57966.exe with BIOS load. Still no change, same distorted sound both times. Is there a way to return to original CODEC?

Hi,
Have you tried using Recovery Manager to reinstall your original IDT Audio Driver - the procedure for using recovery manager to reinstall Software and Drivers is detailed in the relevant document on the link below.
Recovery Manager - Windows 7
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You're most welcome.
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