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My MacBook Air had a black screen with an exclamation point and now I can’t use it. I’m not sure what happened because I used it yesterday and it stopped working when I opened it. When I connect it to another computer to try to restore it, it doesn’t let me click the restore nor revive.
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MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.4
What is happening if you try this?
In very rare circumstances, such as when a power failure interrupts macOS installation, your Mac might start up to a circled exclamation point. This means that the firmware stored in your computer's memory needs to be revived or restored.
Learn how to revive or restore Mac firmware
MacBook Air won't restore after black screen with exclamation point
