I'm about to grab a sledgehammer.

[Guest]

My mouse is moving by itself. I unplugged it and restarted my PC, but it still moves by itself. It's a Razer Taipan (2 Months old). Please help me...

[nsyedhasan]

What surface is it on?

[LancerBG]

you sure your mouse pad or surface isn't dirty? maybe something in the eye of the mouse? maybe the cord is being pulled a bit?

[flibberdipper]

Blow in the lens of the mouse a little to try and get any dirt or debris out of the way of the sensor.

[PillowSmoke]

IT'S HAUNTED

 

[Unhelpful]

My mouse is moving by itself. I unplugged it and restarted my PC, but it still moves by itself. It's a Razer Taipan (2 Months old). Please help me...

Could be a dirty mousepad or something infront of the sensor. Like hair.

[Flojer0]

Have you tried a different mouse or mouse pad to narrow down the cause?

[Imabigmac]

RMA it then

[Eddyall]

[Flojer0]

I don't own a different mouse, but yes I tried a different surface and it still moved.

Alright, well I would assume that if you simply unplugged the mouse and it still moved than you have something else going on. But it is probably the mouse. If trying to clear dust out doesn't fix it then everyone else is right, you may just need to rma it.

[exousia7]

Just RMA it

[ManOfDisguise]

Maybe try using it in a diff port or diff pc and seeif the problem is still there

[Timas]

There can be a series of issues here so I'll list a few and tell you how to solve them, you should be the judge and decide which one's you want to try:

 

• Drivers - try disabling Synapse 2.0 and uninstalling mouse drivers (afterwards restart the computer). You have to disable synapse because it will always update and restore to the previous version of drivers that may or may not be faulty. Try asking WINDOWS themselves to find the appropriate drivers not Synapse 2.0.
• Possibilty that Snap To is enabled - if it is, disable it. 
• Quoting from a different place: "It happens to mine all the time. Someone once told me to leave it along and let it move until it stops. I do that whenever it happens and it seems to fix itself."
• A virus? - scan the computer just to be sure but I doubt it's this.
• If you're using a USB hub, plug the mouse straight into the I/O.
• Disable pointer precision under CP -> Mouse -> Pointer Options (same place where Snap To is).
• I assume you don't have a touchpad....
• Try turning down the DPI of the mouse in Synapse 2.0. Razer mice are very sensitive to vibrations (sub-woofers on the table, fans, hard drives, etc).
• It doesn't hurt just cleaning the equipment AGAIN, grap a Q-tip for the sensor, clean the mouse pad.
• Try the mouse in USB 2.0 not 3.0.
• Maybe the cord is pulling the mouse sligthly?
• Try the mouse at school/college/uni/work and see if the problem persists. 

That's all I could find, hope something works if not, we'll try something else Good luck!