NeuroSK supports software drivers, virtual HID, and hardware USB HID devices. This page lists every method used to send calculated mouse movement and its real limitations.
A popular option for compatible games. A physical Logitech mouse is not required.
Installed manually through the installer included in the NeuroSK folder.
Windows 10 / Windows 11
The primary automatic driver for Windows 10 with broad game compatibility.
Installed automatically on the first program launch.
Windows 10
A fallback driver with broad game support but more involved system requirements.
Installed automatically when the program starts.
Windows 10 / Windows 11
Correct operation may require disabling Secure Boot in BIOS/UEFI.
The recommended modern driver for Advanced. It is not used in games protected by EAC.
Installed automatically when the program starts.
Windows 10 / Windows 11*
Some Windows 11 systems may require Secure Boot to be disabled.
A zero-install fallback for testing. Most modern games ignore standard Windows input, so it is not the primary option.
No installation is required; it uses the input mechanism built into Windows.
Windows 10 / Windows 11
NeuroSK's own virtual HID driver. Windows sees it as a separate mouse, with no specific physical mouse brand required.
After you select it, NeuroSK checks the system, requests UAC, and installs the driver automatically.
Windows 10 / Windows 11 x64
This beta driver uses test signing. First-time setup may require Secure Boot to be disabled, Windows Test Mode, and a restart.
An experimental virtual HID driver for Advanced that is not tied to a specific physical mouse brand.
When selected, NeuroSK can install FakerInput automatically after a UAC confirmation. Restart NeuroSK after installation.
Windows 10 / Windows 11 x64
Beta. Not every game accepts input from this virtual HID. The current implementation does not work in Warface; use another NeuroSK driver there.
An experimental Advanced backend that uses the RZCONTROL interface exposed by Razer Synapse. It is not a universal driver for every PC.
NeuroSK does not install anything for this option; it is available only when a working Razer Synapse / RZCONTROL interface already exists.
Windows 10 / Windows 11
Beta and not yet tested by the NeuroSK team. A working RZCONTROL interface is required; the option stays unavailable without a compatible Razer environment. Compatibility with non-Razer mice is not guaranteed.
A hardware control method through a MAKCU board: NeuroSK sends movement and clicks over the COM interface while the gaming PC receives hardware USB HID input.
No NeuroSK driver is installed. Connect USB 1 to the gaming PC, USB 2 as the COM interface, and the physical mouse to USB 3; NeuroSK then auto-detects the board.
Windows 10 / Windows 11 x64
BETA / MVP. A physical MAKCU board with compatible firmware is required. NeuroSK does not flash or reconfigure the board automatically; real per-game compatibility is still being tested.
An experimental hardware method through WCH CH9329: commands travel over UART/COM while the target PC sees a standard USB HID mouse.
A ready CH9329 module or cable is required. NeuroSK communicates with it over a COM port using its built-in protocol; no NeuroSK kernel driver is required.
Windows 10 / Windows 11 x64
BETA / MVP. Physical CH9329 hardware with correctly connected UART/COM and USB HID sides is required. Per-game compatibility is not claimed until hardware testing is completed.