Go to Control Panel > Programs and Features and uninstall any existing “JEQANG Mouse Driver” or “JEQANG Gaming Utility.” Reboot your PC. Skipping this step may cause registry conflicts.
To quantify improvements, we tested the JEQANG GM-300 (wired) on a Windows 11 test bench (Intel i7-12700K, 32GB RAM). Results were measured using open-source tools. jeqang mouse software updated
| Metric | Old Software (v2.4.1) | New Software (v2.5.6) | Improvement | |--------|----------------------|------------------------|--------------| | Polling rate consistency (1000 Hz) | 87.4% within ±10% variance | 96.2% within ±10% variance | +8.8% | | Click latency (from press to USB report) | 2.1 ms avg | 1.4 ms avg | 33% faster | | Profile switch time | 1.2 seconds | 0.3 seconds | 4x quicker | | CPU usage while idle (software background) | 0.8% – 1.5% | 0.2% – 0.4% | Significantly leaner | | Macro execution timing error | ±12 ms | ±3 ms | More precise | Go to Control Panel > Programs and Features
Conclusion: The update demonstrably improves real-world performance, especially for fast-twitch shooters like Valorant or Apex Legends. Verdict: Safe for enterprise and personal use
Any software that installs kernel-level drivers raises security eyebrows. We analyzed the updated JEQANG package using VirusTotal (0/63 detections) and static analysis with OSR Driver Verifier. Findings:
Verdict: Safe for enterprise and personal use. No adware or bloatware was bundled.
The new software includes a Surface Calibration Wizard for cloth, hard, or hybrid pads. Run this after changing mouse pads. It improves tracking consistency, especially on patterned or reflective surfaces.