Computer giant Hewlett-Packard has reported a sharp fall in profit despite a rise in revenue helped by improved computer sales.
The firm reported $985m (£593m) profit compared to $1.39bn a year ago for the three months to the end of July.
Revenue rose 1% to $27.6bn, helped by a surprise 12% rise in its personal computer sales.
"My confidence in the turnaround grows stronger," said chief executive Meg Whitman.
HP is currently in the middle of a restructuring plan that involves deep job cuts and is trying to refocus itself on more lucrative lines of business such as computing infrastructure.