AULA WIN 60 software gets confusing because older Reddit and YouTube tutorials point to shared EXE files or Google Drive downloads. AULA’s current WIN 60 setup is browser based, with official web drivers for WIN 60 Standard Edition, WIN 60 PRO, and WIN 60 MAX. Start with the matching AULA page, then use the browser permission, firmware, reset, and Windows HID fixes below.
1. Install from the official AULA Web Drive
Open https://www.aulastar.com/web-drive/.
Find the card for WIN 60 Standard Edition, WIN 60 PRO, or WIN 60 MAX.
Click Web on the card that matches your keyboard.
For WIN 60 Standard Edition, use the linked web driver.
For WIN 60 PRO or WIN 60 MAX, use the Aulastar Online Driver System at https://magnet.aulastar.com/.
Click Connect, select the AULA keyboard in the browser device chooser, and approve the connection.
Use Light Setting, Performance Setting, Custom Key, Advanced Key, Macro Management, and Update to configure the keyboard.
Use the exact card for your WIN60 edition because Standard, PRO, and MAX route to different web driver surfaces.
2. Open AULA HUB WEB for HE models
Open https://www.aulastar.com/aula-hub/.
Click Enter AULA HUB WEB.
Use Chrome, Edge, or Opera.
Connect the keyboard when the browser asks for permission.
Configure the device, then close the page after the settings save automatically.
3. Fix device not found in the browser
This fixes a missing keyboard chooser or a driver page that never sees the WIN60.
Open the AULA driver in Chrome, Edge, or Opera.
Plug the WIN60 directly into the computer by USB-C.
Open the correct AULA web driver for your model.
Click Connect.
Select the AULA keyboard in the browser chooser and approve access.
When no prompt opens, check the browser HID permission settings before trying firmware or Windows fixes.
4. Allow HID devices in Chrome settings
Chrome blocks the AULA connection when HID device requests are disabled. Open More > Settings > Privacy and security > Site settings > Additional permissions > HID devices, then choose Sites can ask to connect to HID devices. Reopen the AULA driver page and click Connect again.
5. Clear a stale browser pairing
This fixes a saved HID permission that points to the wrong keyboard interface or blocks a fresh connection.
Open the AULA driver site’s page permissions or HID device permissions in your Chrome-based browser.
Remove or revoke the saved permission for the keyboard.
Reload the AULA driver page.
Click Connect.
Select the AULA keyboard again and approve the new permission request.
6. Update firmware inside the AULA driver
- 1.Connect the keyboard in the AULA web driver.
- 2.Open Update or Version Settings.
- 3.Check Firmware Version.
- 4.Use Online Download or Update for an online firmware update.
- 5.Use Local Update > Select Firmware > Update only when AULA support provided a firmware file.
Leave the USB cable connected until the update finishes.
7. Reset bad keyboard settings
Connect the WIN60 in the AULA web driver.
Open Update or Version Settings.
Choose Factory Data Reset or Reset.
Confirm the reset.
Set up your custom keys, lighting, trigger settings, and advanced-key settings again.
8. Reinstall the Windows HID driver
On Windows 10 or Windows 11, right-click Start.
Open Device Manager.
Expand Keyboards and Human Interface Devices.
Right-click the AULA or HID keyboard entry.
Click Uninstall device, then confirm with Uninstall.
Restart from Start > Shut down or sign out > Restart.
When the keyboard still does not appear, open Device Manager again and use Action > Scan for hardware changes.
On a school or work computer, ask the administrator to allow WebHID for the AULA driver site when the browser never shows the device prompt.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to download an AULA WIN 60 software installer?
No. AULA’s current WIN60 setup uses web drivers, and its current pages state that no download or installation is required.
Which browser works with AULA WIN60 software?
Use Chrome, Edge, or Opera. AULA HUB lists those browsers as supported for the web driver flow.
Why does the AULA driver ask for HID device access?
The web driver uses the browser’s HID permission prompt. Select the AULA keyboard and approve access before the driver can configure it.
Will Factory Data Reset erase my WIN60 setup?
Yes. It removes custom key, lighting, trigger, and advanced-key settings stored on the keyboard.
What should an administrator change when Edge blocks AULA WebHID?
In managed Edge environments, set Control use of the WebHID API to allow sites to ask for HID device access, or add the AULA driver URL to Allow the WebHID API on these sites so the page can show the HID prompt. That allow-list only lets the site ask; to grant access without a prompt, use Allow listed sites to connect to specific HID devices with the keyboard’s vendor and product IDs, or Allow listed sites to connect to any HID device.
