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    Intel aptX driver download

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by SL2, Jul 18, 2016.

  1. Vasudev

    Vasudev Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    7z actually unpacked .msi file or some Installshield EXEs.
     
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  2. SL2

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    Yes, do you know how to prevent that?
     
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    Does it work with Intel AC 9260?
     
  4. SL2

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    I have no idea. I guess you should first find out if it supports aptX in general, just like we know that the older models does.

    You can also just try it, but the installation will probably fail. At the very least I'd expect that some inf files has to be edited, but I'm not sure it would work anyway.
     
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    Yes, It does. [​IMG]
    [​IMG]
     
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  6. SL2

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    Did you use the file for 8260?
     
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    Sorry for bumping this thread. What kind of codec does Windows normally use on the latest 8260 drivers?
     
  9. Georgel

    Georgel Notebook Virtuoso

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    AAC AFAIK
     
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    I have HP 1040 Folio with AC8260 adapter and Windows 10 1809.
    I tried to install Dell driver to activate aptX but additional tab didn't appear in device properties
    http://prntscr.com/lwj2bg

    Any suggestion how could I made this working?
     
  11. algot

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    I have installed Bluetooth Tweaker and it shows that aptX is enabled.
    http://prntscr.com/lx0tjw

    Strange why Windows doesn't show any aptX attributes.
     
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    Thank you very much. This driver solved my terrible audio quality on my Lenovo ThinkPad P71 with Intel 8265, now I have AptX enabled and the sound is great using Nuraphones.
     
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    I am not sure about this, however, my Nuraphone headphones support both aptX-HD and AAC but before installing this driver the audio quality was awful.
     
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    Did you try to remove the headphones from Devices and Printers, restart your PC and pair the headphones again?
     
  15. SL2

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    Install instructions updated.
     
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    Working on a AC9260, somehow the audio sounds... different? Not sure if better but for sure it is much less choppy. Also, it breaks the headset profile so no mic can be used. Someone got around this issue? Thanks!!!! I wish we could have a proper and up-to-date driver. Bluetooth experience over windows is horrible!
     
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  17. SL2

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    I'm not sure, but I think I've avoided such issues most of the time by installing aptX before connecting any BT audio for the first time on a fresh Windows install.
    It may be worth trying to remove the device from the BT list, and then add it. I guess you've already checked out the Sound settings.
    [​IMG]
     
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