
When the symptoms started to manifest, I tried poking around the left-click mechanism, which ended getting destroyed by me. :P
I tried putting it back but I had no idea what it looked like before I punched a screwdriver into it. :D

Then I thought that I may be able to take a similar part from another mouse and replace the broken one. Luckily, both mice (A4Tech and Logitech) used similar parts for the click button.

So, I desoldered the right-click button (probably in better condition than the left-click) from the old A4Tech mouse and soldered it to my Logitech mouse.
Now, my mouse is back to its left-click-able state. :D
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