Install Maverick and now When I turn off my mac air, takes 2 minutes. Why? As I can solve?

Install Maverick and now When I turn off my mac air, takes 2 minutes. Why? As I can solve?

Hi Linda,
Unplugging it from AC power will drain the PRAM Battery in short order, thereby losing setting, like Monitor resolution.
You can test the Pram Battery by disconnecting from the Internet so Date/Time doesn't update before you see it, shutdown, unplug AC for a bit, startup & check Time.
In Sys Pefs>Displays, can you set the resolution?

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