Hi Bipin,

This usually happens because yum-updatesd is trying to update your 
installation, in the background.

Either you can wait for it, to do it its thing, and try again a little later.

Or you can stop the service manually.
You do this by opening a terminal and typing
$sudo service yum-updatesd stop

Now you should be able to run Application -> Add/Remove.

Just remember to start the service after you are done.
You do this something like this, in a terminal.

$sudo service yum-updatesd 

Alternatively, you could just reboot the machine.

-Manoj.C


         
        
        








        


        
        


      

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