I start my macbook pro april 2011 everything goes normal and then the desktop displays as usual but i can't select anything, or open any program, or document and even i can't shutdown the macbook or do nothing. Help me please! What is going on?

Help! I've restarted my macbook like ten times and it seems not working anymore!

Reboot and hold down the command-r keys into the Lion Recovery Disk. Select Disk Utility and run Repair Disk.

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