Hi, Can anyone tell me how can I correct this error message? When I use apt-get or synaptic
after I download?

──────────────────────┤ Configuring console-data ├────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ The keymap describes how keys are laid out on your keyboard, and what ↑
│ symbols (letters, digits, etc.) are drawn on them. ▮
│ ▒
│ "Select keymap from arch list" will allow you to select one of the ▒
│ predefined keymaps specific for your architecture - you will most likely ▒
│ want this unless you have a USB keyboard. ▒
│ map" will prevent the configuration system from ▒
│ overwriting the keymap you have in /etc/console. Select this if you ▒
│ want to keep a keymap you obtained through other means. Please remember ▒
│ to install new keymaps with install-keymap(8) if you select this choice. ▒
│ ▒
│ "Keep kernel keymap" will prevent any keymap from being loaded next time ▒
│ your system boots. It will remove from /etc/console any keymap you may ↓
│
│ <Ok>
When Igo to any of the above options it don't let me.

How are you executing this? Are you configuring your keymap from baseconfig, or manually?

Thanks for reply,
I don't know how to, It happens when synaptic is installing a download or upgrading, It pops up with this message?

──────────────────────┤ Configuring console-data ├────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ The keymap describes how keys are laid out on your keyboard, and what ↑
│ symbols (letters, digits, etc.) are drawn on them. ▮
│ ▒
│ "Select keymap from arch list" will allow you to select one of the ▒
│ predefined keymaps specific for your architecture - you will most likely ▒
│ want this unless you have a USB keyboard. ▒
│ map" will prevent the configuration system from ▒
│ overwriting the keymap you have in /etc/console. Select this if you ▒
│ want to keep a keymap you obtained through other means. Please remember ▒
│ to install new keymaps with install-keymap(8) if you select this choice. ▒
│ ▒
│ "Keep kernel keymap" will prevent any keymap from being loaded next time ▒
│ your system boots. It will remove from /etc/console any keymap you may ↓
│
│ <Ok>

When I go to any of the above options it dose'nt do anything?

Not sure exactly what you mean--by "doesn't do anything," you can't select an element from the list (i.e. you can't continue)? Or by selecting any option, you keymap doesn't change?

Unless you have a new keyboard, you should probably choose "Don't Touch Keymap."

I mean that if I select "Don't Touch Keymap." It will still act the same way,
It will pop up again when I go to get update, It annoying.

Perhaps the software you are upgrading requires that the keymap is also upgraded?

Are you sure that the package that asks you this is finishing its installation correctly? When a package fails installation, the package manager will attempt to reinstall it whenever it installs ANYTHING (consequently, this will pop up until the installation is successful).