I already made a threat about having some small bugs crawling in my LED ACD a few weeks ago. Thankfully I managed to get rid of them with using a heat lamp however, much was my despair when I turned on my Macbook this morning and there is a dead one stuck right on the screen.
I have had a few problems with this laptop and it's due to go to the apple store on the 25th July to have the logic board replaced as it completely freezes at random intervals when playing games or watching videos. This is another matter and I have read other threads which state the problem is with the graphics card, no the logic board - still I have to let Apple try this.
My question is, what shall I do now? The bug looks like 2/3 dead pixels although it's clearly not. Do I mention this when I have the logic board replaced or do I call Apple Care?
To be honest this is my first Mac and as much as I love it, I'm pretty shocked that bugs are able to get into the screen, this has never happened on my previous 4 PC laptops.
I have had a few problems with this laptop and it's due to go to the apple store on the 25th July to have the logic board replaced as it completely freezes at random intervals when playing games or watching videos. This is another matter and I have read other threads which state the problem is with the graphics card, no the logic board - still I have to let Apple try this.
My question is, what shall I do now? The bug looks like 2/3 dead pixels although it's clearly not. Do I mention this when I have the logic board replaced or do I call Apple Care?
To be honest this is my first Mac and as much as I love it, I'm pretty shocked that bugs are able to get into the screen, this has never happened on my previous 4 PC laptops.
