Macbook top bar freezingly running

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hi guys im new here so i cant find this problem in here. I have a macbook pro 15" 4GB RAM 512mb graphic card and 2.3 ghz turboboost 3.3. so i ve only wow in macbook for game and autocad 2013 vs. i ve 420 gb free space. 2 days ago when i opened my mac its upper side bar is hiding then when my cursor goes there it shows but its freezely coming from up. mac runs so well but this is crazy. i restorre my mac than this bug fixed. (i restored yesterday and look this bug yesterday it fixed) but this morning i opened mac and issue came again. please help me what is happening?
 
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It sounds like an App is running in Full Screen mode and maybe crashing.

Try Control-Right Arrow or Control-Left Arrow to get back to Finder.
 
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no it doesnt crash when im in safari i get mouse to up to see menu bar then it came freezingly not all freeze it comes but not normal came freezingly
 
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Sorry, not understanding what you mean.

The Menubar is the thin strip across the top of the screen, it has the Apple Menu at one end and Spotlight at the other. The only time it moves is when you are in fullscreen mode.
 
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yes its hiding in fullscreen when i move to cursor there it comes down but slowly and freezingly not it is all freezes but comes down freezingly
 
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Sorry, freezingly is not a real word.

The menuabr comes down slowly, then when you move your mouse away it goes back up, this is how its meant to work. To exit fullscreen mode, click the blue square, with inward facing arrows, icon on the left end of the Menubar.
 
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yeah i know but the problem is that menubar comes down when i move cursor there its coming but not normally. freezingly means it comes little bit little bit. problem is that little bit little bit:d
 

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