Mountain lion doesn't shut down.(Macbook pro with retina)

I had tried 3 times delete "com.apple.dock.plist" and conduct "sudo reboot /w", deleted "itunes help" from login item, It work for one day or two then problem come back again.
Anyone could help me ?

If you're just trying to shut down the computer, holding the power button down until the screen goes black will do just fine. Can't help you with the plists, though.

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