[X4U] Problem #2

[Brett Conlon]

I have a similar issue but I know that Suitcase is my culprit. I can see 
this because Suitcase is the last to quit and it refuses to do so.

As a test (seeing that you mentioned Suitcase) try quitting it first then 
shut down.

If you Mac does what it should then you can assume that you have an issue 
something like me. I haven't as yet dug about to see what I can do to fix 
it, but I know I need to do a clean install to fix a number of issues and 
I was expecting the issue to go away when I do that.

Anyway, best of luck,

Cojcolds




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Hello again.

Here is my second problem...

My ai powerbook won't turn off though the normal methods anymore. This
started a couple of days ago. When ever I push the power button or choose
shut down from the finder whatever applications I have going close but the
computer stays on and nothing I can do will turn it off accept pushing the
apple option ctrl shift and power buttons.

On the day that this started happening I did two things that were maybe a
cause 1) I deactivated some fonts using Extensis Suitcase 2) downloaded 
and
used SolarSeek.

I don't know if any of the above are relevant but I just thought I would
mention them just in case.

I have both verified and fixed disk permissions. I did this yesterday but 
it
didn't help.

If anyone has any clues why this is happening and how to fix it please let
me know. Thanks in advance!

Alan


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