Given the mouse is wireless, I'm guessing you have tried new batteries? Otherwise it sounds really odd, can't think why it would do that. How many other USB peripherals do you have connected to the computer? Do you use a Hub?
Only other suggestion I thought of, to manipulate the situation (rather than a cure), could be to use a mouse via an old-skool PS/2 port on your PC rather than a wireless/USB one.
I use TI Snow via USB, with Logitech G602 gaming wireless mouse with custom button setup and a Logitech K250 Wave wireless keyboard (both on separate wireless nano receivers due to the mouse using greater bandwdith) and haven't experienced the issue described, other than when the mouse batteries are running down or when the nano receiver is too far away, or too close to other metal hardware. Found over the years it's good for the wireless receiver(s) to have a close-ish clean line of sight, rather than have loads of hardware inbetween the receivers and the peripherals.
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PS > And another thing! Will the Ti|3 have user customisable/importable wavetables?  A ribbon-controller or XY-Pad might be nice, too, please! Thanks!
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