After I update my computer it wont restart...?...

after I do an update my computer restarts then comes to the Mac OS x screen with the blue bar and it dosent move from there I have left it for an hr and Ive tried restarting a millilon times and it still dosent move from that screen last time I did that I re-installed Mac OS X but now it has done it again....and advice had anyone else had this happen? I dont think this should be happining everythime I do an update, it upsets me...thanks Brianna

http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=500307&tstart=0
My question was just solved Go to library/startup items and delete every file/folder in there. Restart again and wait up to 20 minutes for it to boot. It has to do with Adobe programs (usually Version Cue I think, not necessarily in my case though).

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