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Getting started with NeuroSK
Check your computer, choose an Advanced build and a mouse control method, then follow the official purchase, license email, installation and activation steps.
Separate screen detection from mouse control
NeuroSK analyzes the screen, detects targets with a model, then sends calculated movement through the selected mouse method. Seeing a target and moving the mouse are separate stages.
If detection works but aiming does not, check the input method first. The AI approach does not guarantee protection from bans; check the rules of your game before use.
Check your computer before purchase
Find your Windows version and exact GPU model in Windows settings or dxdiag. Compare them with the current published requirements, then check the requirements of the build you intend to use.
Use the requirements section as the reference rather than assuming that every NVIDIA card or every Windows setup is compatible.
Choose the right Advanced build
Modern is the main Advanced distribution. Legacy is a separate compatibility build for GTX 10xx / Pascal. Both use the same Advanced license; Legacy is not a separate subscription.
Check which builds are currently published in Updates. Purchase emails use the regular Modern link; choose Legacy in Updates when that is the build your GPU needs. The website installation guide covers Modern. For Legacy, use the instructions bundled with the selected archive.
Check a supported mouse method
Open the mouse-method comparison and check your edition, Windows version, game and any hardware requirements. A compatible detection model does not by itself establish input compatibility.
Choose a method supported by your actual setup. Read its limitations before installing or changing anything; do not assume every method listed for Advanced is available in Basic.
Buy through the official site and keep the email
Return to the official NeuroSK pricing section, select your edition and term, and enter an email address you can access. Keep the payment confirmation and the license email.
If the email is missing, check Spam and the address used at checkout. Use the recovery form for that address or contact support with the payment details. Do not publish your license key in a review or public chat.
Open Updates with your license key
Enter the key from your license email on the Updates page. That page provides the application releases for your edition and, for Advanced, model updates.
Open the English installation instructions alongside it. Use the application and model settings described for your selected build rather than combining steps from older instructions.
Understand activation and the license term
Opening Updates or receiving an email does not activate the application. Activation happens when the application submits the license key and computer details.
For a timed key, the server sets an expiry from its number of days when it is first activated. A lifetime key has no calendar expiry. Keep the key private; ask support about an activation problem or a computer/account change instead of assuming a transfer is automatic.
Describe the stage that failed
Application will not start: note the selected build, Windows version, GPU and exact error. Detection works but the mouse does not move: note the input method and check its setup. No detection: check the model and settings described in the instructions.
For support, send the error text or a screenshot and the application log through an official channel. Describe what you expected and what happened; keep license and payment details out of public messages.