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I am aware of this discussion: Snapd User Session Agent (2). I keep having this notification on my login screen:

I did a sudo killall snap-store followed by sudo snap refresh snap-store and everything is up-to-date. And I keep having this strange notification anyway:

What's going on in 11 days ? (yesterday, that was 12 days). My PC is going to explode :-) ? I turn off my computer every night. No seriously, it's annoying because I've checked all snap packages with sudo snap refresh --list and everything is up-to-date. I really don't know what to do.

Philippe Gaucher
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  • @user535733 because everything is up-to-date in my case. It's something else. Which happens only with my desktop computer, and not with my laptop computer which has exactly the same installation. – Philippe Gaucher Sep 09 '22 at 15:14

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I had to find and stop the user process that snapd started in order for the refresh to work:

# stop the system from restarting snapd
sudo systemctl stop snapd
# look for why refresh is failing
sudo snap refresh snap-store
# shows refresh wouldn't work because there was a running process
# kill user process started by snapd
sudo kill <processId from above>
# refresh the snap plugin
sudo snap refresh snap-store
# verify stapd was restarted
sudo systemctl status snapd
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