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The Blinking Question Mark in MAC !!!

Solution:


Occasionally when Mac users restart their PC, They are faced with a blinking question mark. 

The blinking question mark on boot means that your Mac does not recognize where to find the "System Folder” [The folder where you system files are reserved].

This could cause no troubles at all (if it just illustrate for a short time and then starts up normally) or be a bad sign.

If your computer will not start, you have some valid issues to deal with. If the blinking question mark shows only briefly, you just need to set the system folder as the Start up Disk in your system preferences.



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