on line with one bug

 

1. put tape around the edges of the bezel, and on the seam around the outside.

   Or you could try a little clear nail polish to caulk up the gaps. Or glue. clear caulk might work too. Just make sure to turn the monitor for each side so the wet stuff doesn’t run across the screen.

   Bugs never seem to get inside my Windows. Perhaps because we have Screens?

   Posted by Drew458       07/19/2014  at  01:09 PM  



2. Well, this one is so small, it would get thru a screen no problem.
   btw ... what is a bezel?

   Posted by peiper       07/19/2014  at  01:26 PM  



3. Black electrical tape might work. I had a monitor which had one of those thunder flies in it and I am not sure its possible to get them out without taking the monitor apart.

   Posted by LyndonB       07/20/2014  at  06:49 AM  



4. Seems to be gone now. ??  Haven’t seen since my posted comment.

   Lyndon ... A thunder fly?

   Posted by peiper       07/21/2014  at  09:26 AM  



5. Yes Jay little black specs that seem more prevalent in humid thundery weather, we call them thunder bugs or thunder flies. They are a bloody nuisance when they get in the monitor so you are lucky it got out again!

   Posted by LyndonB       07/21/2014  at  11:47 AM  

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