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This afternoon I was repairing my disk permissions in disk utility and everything was o.k, then I decided to verify my disk and every thing was o.k with that too. But after it said that everything was o.k on my hard drive I accidentally clicked "verify disk" again and then clicked "cancel" and every thing froze and I got the rainbow spinning wheel that I get when firefox freezes, so I did an hard shutdown by holding the power button for about 7 seconds, and when I restarted my macbook and did another "verify disk" to see if I screwed anything up by doing a hard shutdown and it said that the hard drive was o.k but I was wondering if I damaged anything else on my macbook by doing a hard shutdown or am I just paranoid?
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Run Apple Hardware Test and see if everything checks out. Take it you had no problem on reboot which is a great sign? The startup process would run a check on everything. In the 'olden days' of OS 7,8 and 9 after a hard shut down on reboot, a window would open advise doing a system check.

That still happens without the window is OS X.
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Run Apple Hardware Test and see if everything checks out. Take it you had no problem on reboot which is a great sign? The startup process would run a check on everything. In the 'olden days' of OS 7,8 and 9 after a hard shut down on reboot, a window would open advise doing a system check.

That still happens without the window is OS X.
I did a hardware check and everything is O.K, so nothing is wrong with my macbook!!! Thanks for the advice.
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