1. Installation

1
Download the Setup File

After purchase, you will receive an email with a download link for JINSHI_Setup_v1.0.exe.

2
Run as Administrator

Right-click the installer and select "Run as administrator". This is required to apply system-level changes.

2. License Activation

On the first launch, you will be prompted to enter your license key.

3. Troubleshooting

Antivirus False Positives

Our builds are not code-signed, and the apps modify registry keys and system services — which is also what malware tries to do — so Windows Defender and third-party antivirus flag them. This is the single most common reason an app will not open.

The full recovery steps — restoring the file from Defender's Protection history, adding a folder exclusion, checking a third-party antivirus quarantine, and reinstalling with the exclusion already in place — are on the support page.

"Access Denied" Errors

If you see this error when applying tweaks, ensure you are running the application as Administrator.

Reverting Changes

To undo a single change, switch that tweak back off in the app; the original value it recorded is written back. To undo everything at once, use "Restore Defaults" in the sidebar. Restart the PC if the tweak needed a restart when it was applied. The app does not create a Windows restore point, so if you want one as a fallback, create it yourself before your first run.

4. Network Optimizer

The JINSHI Network Optimizer applies 61+ network-specific tweaks to reduce ping, lower latency, and stabilize your connection for gaming.

What It Optimizes

How to Use

1
Open the Network Tab

In the JINSHI app, navigate to the "Network" tab to see all available network optimizations.

2
Run the Optimizer

Click "Optimize Network" to apply all 61+ tweaks. A backup of your current settings is created automatically.

3
Revert if Needed

Tweaks are undone one at a time: switch off the individual tweak you want reversed. "Restore Defaults" in the Network tab reverts the settings to the Windows defaults — that is not the same as a snapshot of how your PC was configured before, so if you had tuned any network settings yourself, note them down first.