Macbook pro /blue screen after shut down

Hey im running snow leopard on mac book pro .When i try to shut down i get a blue screen with a spinning circle and then it stays there forever .I tried repair with mac os cd , i tried repair disk permissions , disk utility says that everything works fine (no need to repair) . I tried shutting down through safe boot and it works ok.
When im in nornal mode it doesnt shut down . If i turn on and then shut down without opening any applications it works ok , when i proceed using it then ; it doesnt shut down
What do i do ?

Hi i have the same problem, the local apple support in singapore is very unhelpful ... i cant solve the problem
i did clean reformat (full re partition) ... it works on start up ... but after 1 reboot ... it will hang at blue screen forever with the blue cycling from darker to brighter ... the apple rep say it my 3rd party HDD ... but the hardware internal self check is passed ...
i am very frustrated
do you have this same cycling effect ?

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