Macbook air dont awake normal after shutdown or sleeping...

after installing mavericks my macbook air 2012 midi have 2 problems
1. after a shutdown is it unpossible to start the macbook air normally. Only after pressing more than 10 seconds the startbutton and a second normal push on this button start the book!
2. the same problem is coming up the slee mode.
I think the is no image produced for the start or wakeup process.
I cant see the rotating cursor a the monitor by shutdown process.
Who can help??

If it disconnects, you can use the icon in the menubar to reconnect rather than restart.
If the icon isn't in the menubar then go to System Preferences > Network > Select WiFi on the left > check "Show WiFi status in the menubar"

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