I have a MacBook Air 2013, it boots normally but after some time it freezes then turns off then it shows the interrogation folder, it can be fixed by booting into recovery mode then restarting but the disk does not show up in recovery mode, yes I have tried resetting smc and nvram, yes I have tried option+command+r yes I have tried shift+option+command+r and when I do simply command+r it takes me to internet recovery not normal recovery mode
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Mac boots normally but disk doesn’t show in recovery mode
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FreakinEurekan
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In Disk Utility, use View menu > Show All Devices
If the drive shows there, try Erasing it.
If it doesn’t show there, that indicates a hardware failure.
If the drive shows there, try Erasing it.
If it doesn’t show there, that indicates a hardware failure.
It doesn’t show there but works normally when I boot it up after booting in recovery mode