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philippegui2 Posted messages 10 Status Membre -  
 philippegui2 -
Hello,

I have a package problem with my Ubuntu system, and since then I cannot install any packages or perform any updates. Can you help me?

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xROOSIE Posted messages 93 Status Membre 248
 
Good evening, what is the error message in question?
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philippegui2
 
And when I click on the icon, it displays this
An error occurred. Please run the package manager from the context menu (right click) or apt-get in a terminal to see what is wrong.
It says that some of the installed packages have unmet dependencies.
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BMMWW Posted messages 1503 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   247
 
And which Ubuntu are you running? Ubuntu 14.10? Ubuntu 15.04?
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philippegui2 Posted messages 10 Status Membre
 
Hello, I'm on 14.04.
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BMMWW Posted messages 1503 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   247
 
Sure! You open the terminal and enter the following phrase:
sudo apt-get update
You press Enter and enter your password.
There's a chance this will unlock your system; if not, let us know what you get.
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philippegui2
 
I did that and strangely it works

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but there is still this red icon that looks like a warning sign
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philippegui2
 
And when I click on the icon, it shows this
An error has occurred. Please run the package manager from the context menu (right-click) or apt-get in a terminal to see what is wrong.
It says that some of the installed packages have unmet dependencies.
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Waldgeist Posted messages 298 Status Membre 33 > philippegui2
 
Good evening!

Try 
sudo apt-get -f install
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philippegui2
 
Thank you, Waldgeist. Problem solved.
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BMMWW Posted messages 1503 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   247
 
You open the Synaptic package manager. At the top left, you have the option: reload. You click on it, and it will give you the list of packages that are not updated and those that are broken. You update them, then you do in the terminal again:
sudo apt-get update
and after that, it should work.
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