MacBook Pro 2010 refuses to shutdown

After upgrading to 10.6.7, it seems that my Mac won't shutdown. The blue screen shows up with the spiral spinning, but the it just sits there. I'm forced to do a hard shutdown since I was waiting for well over an hour. For some reason, this only happens after using the computer for the entire day and a similar issue doesn't happen on Lion on another partition. I ran all hardware tests, fixed permissions, and repaired the hard drive, but I still get the same issue. Anyone else having the same problem?

Having that exact same issue right now. I updated to 10.6.7 maybe 2 days ago. Constant freezing and forcing since but not with itunes like everyone else. tried to open up activity monitor to check what was bogging it down and it showed nothing using anything over 4% but still had system taking up anywhere between 80 and 90% I opened up terminal and kept getting an error over and over saying no tty. Had restarted and hard shut down but now trying to shut down and have been starting at a blue screen and spinning thing for nearly 40 min. I figured it is finishing stuff up. I will let it go for awhile longer. I totally regret updating. It was stable at 10.6.5. Very frustrating. Why do they even put these out without extensive tests. Epic fail Apple.
-J

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