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if youre facing a question mark folder like this on your Mac then you came to the right place so just a little bit of a background on this Apple uses UEFI which stands for a unified extensible firmware interface to connect the internal parts of the Mac with the operating system the very beginning of this process is stored inside of what Apple calls envy RAM which stands for non-volatile random access memory so what does this mean in short the question mark folder is a default animation for a missing operating system the Mac has looked at the last used boot up record and cant find it the Mac then looked in all places and has found nothing that is bootable by the UEFI why does this happen well for three main reasons a failed update or corrupt NVRAM setting file that points to the drive the second reason hard drive cable is loose or is bad very common an older MacBook Pros and third reason the hard drive is going bad itself or is just on its way out very common for mechanical drives no