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There is a similar bug here that is harmless but looks like a chigger and I remember keeping it as a pet and playing with it as a 5 year old. It is named Bir Bahuti and when I saw the picture of chigger I thought that it was Bir Bahuti.
It is widespread throughout the sub-continent, and although it doesn't fly the English name is Lady Fly.
Last edited by wanchoo; 23 Mar 2012 at 01:08.
My advice would be not to squash any more buggers inside the screen as they stick to the screen and difficult to remove later.
Other alternative to keeping a bright light near the screen is to keep your system in bright sunlight near an open window inside your house (not outdoors again!) in a dry area for an hour or so.
If the bug is very small and when u smash it it looks like a blood spot, it could be a "clover mite"
As to Your fix,take apart what you can and work the bugs out. You mite get lucky. :)
Well, because I'm living waaaaayyyyyy out in the country and the nearest town is small and has no Paneras (I agree about the sandwiches). Outside because I'm living in a (seriously) a bulletproof trailer, I can't even get a cell phone signal inside and can see the tower. House-sitting for a friend and may be here the summer. Never lived in the country before and its kinda nice to tell you the truth.
@ carwiz :) *Blush* All I can say is that I was extremely worried about my machine and my motherboard.Just wasn't thinking. Not so much now as before since the bug has been identified and is not a spider. Was worried about webs inside my machine. Thanks to all who contributed and also ty for a few smiles from the comedians as we all can use an extra laugh these days. I'm going to mark this solved now.
Oh, kept my machine under a lamp last night and so far haven't seen anything today. Will do the same while working and this evening too.
Last edited by indianacarnie; 23 Mar 2012 at 07:42. Reason: Clarity