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nick7138

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Sep 9, 2010
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For a while now, my MacBook Pro would occasionally refuse to shutdown. What would happen is the shutdown would go normally until it hits the blue screen. It just hangs there with a spinning wheel endlessly. I've tried everything possible (Disk permissions/verification, OnyX, ending processes from applications, AppleCare, etc.) and it is still happening. Anyone have any tips?

P.S. This usually only happens after continuous use for a few hours, even if it's only light usage.
 
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Sounds to me as if the drive partition has become corrupted. If this is so you will
Need to perform a clean install of Mac OSX.
 
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Sounds to me as if the drive partition has become corrupted. If this is so you will
Need to perform a clean install of Mac OSX.


I tried that before, but I'll try again and post my findings. Thanks for the quick response!
 
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