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I am thinking that my hardrive was removed from my MacBook either by a program virus or a web transfered virus. 've had my Mac for about two years now, and I really do not like seeing a blinking folder icon with a question mark on it when I boot my Mac up. I am on my Dell at the moment. I prefer my Mac but as you can tell my Mac isn't in such good condition.
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No, your hard drive has not been "removed". The blinking folder/? indicates that the OS cannot find a boot sector, namely your computer's hard drive.
The reasons for that may be complex, but the first thing to do is to boot your computer from the original dvd that came with the computer, and then run Disk Utility. You need to check the condition/state of your Macbook hard drive, and effect repairs if necessary. If you don't know how to do that, post again. |
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