Are you guys facing any prolems after installing Lion OS on macbook pro?

The cross tab for closing a tab on safari vanishes from the tab when I look to close it. Windows are hanging more often too. I am facing these issues since I installed Lion OS.

Leave your machine plugged in overnight so that your MBP can re-index your files. As with any install, do a Permissions run afterwards...and came back here with your results. I'd like to know what happened.

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Hello all. I bought the virtual lion upgrade from the Apple store a year and half ago, after installing it I noticed I coudn't use many applications I used daily. That lead me to reinstall Snow Leopard on my computer using my time machine backup.
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