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I can;t find any information on this, even at the Intel site. Online, some say it does, some say it doesn't.
AC9260
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/99445/intel-wirelessac-9260/specifications.html
If it doesn't, any suggestions on a card that uses aptX adaptive or at least HD?
UPDATE: 06/09/2021
I think I found the answer. The 9260 does support aptX LL and normal aptX, but not aptX HD. I had to install a DEL aptX driver circa 2015 to get it to work, then Windows picked it up and the option in "sound" panel showed a check box and tab for "enable atX." After unplugging the aptX receiver, I had t uninstall the BT aptX drivers, then reinstall them to get regular Bluetooth pairing to work again.
The problem is that Intel is not offering drivers for atpX . So, if your device doesn't have drivers, you're out of luck. And, this is probably why Intel does not at any point or any location state that the 9260 card supports aptX. Otherwise, they'd need to do a driver for it.
AC9260
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/99445/intel-wirelessac-9260/specifications.html
If it doesn't, any suggestions on a card that uses aptX adaptive or at least HD?
UPDATE: 06/09/2021
I think I found the answer. The 9260 does support aptX LL and normal aptX, but not aptX HD. I had to install a DEL aptX driver circa 2015 to get it to work, then Windows picked it up and the option in "sound" panel showed a check box and tab for "enable atX." After unplugging the aptX receiver, I had t uninstall the BT aptX drivers, then reinstall them to get regular Bluetooth pairing to work again.
The problem is that Intel is not offering drivers for atpX . So, if your device doesn't have drivers, you're out of luck. And, this is probably why Intel does not at any point or any location state that the 9260 card supports aptX. Otherwise, they'd need to do a driver for it.
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