Downloading adobe application manager

I have a new Canon Rebel T41 Camera. I need Camera Raw 7.1 to edit the pictures in PSE. I am able to download the application. However, I have no idea what I do with it. I saved it on my desktop but it isn't just automatically used by PSE. I got an error stating I need to use adobe application manager. Whenever I try to download it-it seems to-the operation completes. But when I go into open it, it says the operation failed. Help!!

I have a new Canon Rebel T41 Camera. I need Camera Raw 7.1 to edit the pictures in PSE. I am able to download the application. However, I have no idea what I do with it. I saved it on my desktop but it isn't just automatically used by PSE. I got an error stating I need to use adobe application manager. Whenever I try to download it-it seems to-the operation completes. But when I go into open it, it says the operation failed. Help!!

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