Application quit unexpectedly after upgrade to Mountain Lion.

Hi, Please help. after upgrade to Mountain Lion 10.8.1 my iPhoto keeps quitting unexpectedly, then after upgrading to 10.8.2 yesterday, now almost most of my application which I used todays quits unexpectedly, this includes my broadband connection. I plan to fallback to Lion, but paying $20 for OS that causing me so many problem is not worth it. Anyone can help me to resolved this? Thanks in advance..

Have you tried booting into the Mountain Lion Recovery Partition by booting while simultaneously holding down the Command - R keys?  You can repair the main Mountain Lion partition disk from there by using "Disk Utility" from THAT location.  Select the Macintosh HD in the column by highlighting it and selecting "Repair Disk".  Then I would run "Repair Permissions" twice.  That may solve your problems.
Hope this helps

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