I still cannot access my software center, i tried to fix it but the same error message keeps coming up. I tried using my Synaptic and my Update Managers but they read they same error message. Brand new at this and trying to resolve it. Thanks for the help inadvance. The Update Manager also say it's a bug.

QuickBooks Error 401 is caused when the user is trying to access the QuickBooks company file, but the login credentials are invalid or incorrect. The error message will typically state "Unauthorized: User authentication failed" or "Access denied: Invalid user ID or password".
Here are some steps that can help you resolve QuickBooks Error 401:

1. Verify your QuickBooks login credentials: Make sure that you are entering the correct login credentials for your QuickBooks account. If you are not sure, you can reset your password.
2. Clear cache and cookies: Clear the cache and cookies from your web browser to remove any stored login information. This can help resolve login issues.
3. Update QuickBooks: Make sure that you are using the latest version of QuickBooks software. An outdated version can cause issues with the software, including login issues.
4. Check your internet connection: Make sure that your internet connection is stable and working properly. If your internet connection is slow or not working, it can cause login issues.
5. Disable antivirus or firewall: Sometimes, antivirus or firewall software can interfere with QuickBooks login. Temporarily disable any such software and try logging in again.

If the above steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to contact QuickBooks technical support for further assistance.

Quickbooks Error 1334 occurs when you are trying to install, update, or repair the software program. It is one of the most common errors which you may face while you are using Quickbooks software. When this error encounters then an error message comes up which states that "Error 1344. Error writing to file. Verify that you have access to that directory." or "Error 1344. The file cannot be installed. Insert the Quickbooks CD and try to install it again".

Did you run sudo dpkg --configure -a in terminal? Can you reinstall the update manager? Sounds like everything needs to be removed and reinstalled from terminal, and maybe a sudo apt-get autoremove followed by an update? It seems like the only reason synaptic and software manager wouldn't work is you've over tinkered with your os, and maybe accidentally removed something you needed for those things to run. I'm new to Linux myself, so beyond that idk. If all else fails, backup and do a fresh install to get your system back to it's original state.

3 k dollars! Good lord. You can buy a new Mac with it. Try using one of the free registry cleaning software like system mechanic. It should work. Also update with administrator privileges.

- From within a Terminal session, run:
# sudo apt-get update
# sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
- This does the same as running the synaptic update manager from the GUI. Learning to run your machine from a Terminal Session is always better than playing with the GUI.
- Also you should research some possible virus solutions for your machine.
- If you can, get on Google and search for "****.av" it is the anti-virus for Linux; and yes Linux is capable of getting the same issues that a PC gets.

If you need to install something immediately, you could try opening the Synaptic Package Manager instead. All software available there is the same available in the Software Center.

You don't because the magellan is having internal memory problems with corrupt files. You may try to update the firmware again but it probably will not work. Magellan Repairs are available at the jungleghost.com site.

You may be able to get a more useful error message by updating your pacakges from the command line with:

sudo apt-get update

and seeing what errors you get.

go to http://update.microsoft.com and run the updates. then try again.