Q: Mac mini won't shut down.

Hi. I have the same problem on macbook pro retina 13' early 2015, and haven't resolved it yet.

Hi Guys. I have the same problem in the same computer (Macbook pro 13' early 2015). It takes between 9 and 10 minutes to shut down the computer.

Ok, but it works in a right way, even taking to much time?

Yes it works, i was super patient and i took the time and after 9 or 10 minutes the computer shuts down properly

And after that, it still takes 9-10 minutes, or starts working good?

No i have attempted it several times to see what happens and no. Even i tried to reset the PRAM following this tutorial http://osxdaily.com/2010/11/15/reset-pram-mac/ but i didn't work again. I tried this as well but i didn't work http://osxdaily.com/2010/03/24/when-and-how-to-reset-your-mac-system-management- controller-smc/

Hi my name is Patricia Walker I am very new to itunes I want to download some game to my iCloud can you help me please. I really need it thankyou so.

Try to reboot it if it won't shutdown.

Guys i just found i solution. I'm a developer so the MySQL daemon was running when i tried to shutdown or restart my computer. So if you have a MySQL daemon running be sure that the daemon is stopped when you want to restart or shutdown your computer. Hope this helps

Hi, i'm a developer too, but i tried to shut down mysql before shut down my mac, but it took ~10 minutes to shut down again. Also, a friend of mine tried it on his mac today, and the behavior was the same.

carlos12silva94 wrote:

 

Hi, i'm a developer too, but i tried to shut down mysql before shut down my mac, but it took ~10 minutes to shut down again. Also, a friend of mine tried it on his mac today, and the behavior was the same.

Hi Carlos, try to stop the mysql server with this command. sudo /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server stop

don't do it in the systems preferences. Also don't start the MySQL Server automatically. My MySQL version is 5.7.10.

I've been using my Mac for two days doing what i told you and it had worked without any problem. Hope this help you

I've done it from command line, was not from system preferences. Maybe it is caised not only by mysql, but also with another dev framework or tool. At least we found that the problem is not only caused by sierra.