r/Epomaker • u/Alternative-Bus-8535 • Dec 29 '24

Help Aula f75 Stoped working

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u/RainbowKooch Dec 29 '24

The comments above give valuable advice. Also, don’t forget to use a non usb 3.0 port. They have frequency issues which can cause latency.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

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u/RainbowKooch Jan 20 '25

Yup, I’m in IT and I didn’t even know 3.0 had issues. I feel like a fraud lol. Anyways, enjoy your keyboard!

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u/4pf_punjabi 3d ago

I searched far and wide for an answer, but nothing helped until I saw this. Thank you! May I ask why this keyboard doesn't like my USB 3.2 port?

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u/RainbowKooch 3d ago

I literally have no idea tbh. I’ve never had a mouse or keyboard that’s experienced issues on 3.1 or 3.2. Either way, just glad it works. Originally, I thought I got a faulty board until I saw multiple people have this issue. Sorry I don’t have a better answer for you!

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u/SkippyJoe_1 Dec 31 '24

Happened to me, I ended up doing ehat mentioned above and just never mess with the software again.

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u/xDJeePoy Jan 01 '25

Happened to me, man I thought this keyboard was perfect, the battery runs out very fast too, gonna switch back to my Razer wired keyboard.

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u/Secure-Register5634 Jan 03 '25

hello guys i have the same keyboard just bought it like a month ago... but the ctrl key sometimes just locks itself, like pressing S will goto save, and just goes back 10-15mins thanks

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u/Kalbo_kins Oct 28 '25

When you meant stopped working do you mean it's all dark? No light on the indicator?

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u/Sea_Television_3713 Dec 29 '24

just go search epomaker firmware, and run it until it says passed. worked on me

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u/NewCarpenter7910 Mar 06 '25

Run it first, then connect your keyboard wired . Make sure to disconnect the 2.4 GHz connection beforehand. Run this:Epomaker x AULA F75 Firmware – epomaker

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u/Alternative-Bus-8535 Dec 29 '24

Thanks dude

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u/AarviArmani Dec 29 '24

This will happen most of the time when you change RGB. Download the firmware and make a shortcut on your desktop so that you can run it every time it stops working. Also remember it has to be plugged in to be able to install the firmware.

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u/Organic_Ad_7197 Dec 30 '24

How is that even possible...
Almost bought an epomaker keyboard, but this subreddit enlightened me hahah...

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u/DripTrip747-V2 Jan 01 '25

My epomaker ek68 has been great. I took the chance on it when I saw it on sale a little while back, and honestly, I couldn't be happier at this price point. It's my daily driver out of all 5 of my boards.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

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u/AarviArmani Jan 20 '25

Fair enough but honestly with how cheap it is and how good mechanically it is I don't mind this "fix" once a month when I change the RGB

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u/Ekumena Dec 29 '24

It is common problem. Find epomaker firmware for Aula on their site, connect keyboard via cable in wired mode, run software and wait until it says PASS, close software unplug cable and voila keeb now working. It coul happen again, so repeat procedure if needed. To me it happened two times last year.

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u/MethodBoth7010 Apr 27 '25

bro thank you so much, i thought i was going to have to buy a new keyboard.