This is legit you’re modifying properties that affect the entire system, not just your account. The reason you only enter one command is because your Mac will prompt you for your administrator password. When the Terminal application opens, enter the first command at the command line: If you haven’t used it before, you open the Terminal application by clicking Applications then scroll down if necessary to click Utilities then click Terminal at the bottom of that list of applications. The way this works is that you have to enter these commands in a Mac Terminal. (I’m not responsible for you entering commands and messing up your Mac you’ve been warned.) Contact your local geek and ask them to do it, or at least ask them to review what I’ve written here and see if they can help walk you through the process. Sudo defaults write /System/Library/LaunchAgents/.authentication ExitTimeOut -int 5Īs a word of caution, if you’re not comfortable with what’s going on here, don’t enter these commands yourself. Sudo defaults write /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ ExitTimeOut -int 5 Since then I’m glad to say that the following series of defaults write commands has helped my iMac to shut down much more quickly: We had a huge lightning storm roll in a few days ago, and when my 2008 iMac didn’t shut down after three minutes of waiting, I finally had to press and hold the button on the back to force it to shut down. Since upgrading to Mac OS X 10.9 I’ve experienced the problem other people have reported, where their Mac won’t shutdown, or shuts down very slowly.
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