High CPU usage by ElementsAutoanalyzer.exe

hi.
When i turn on my PC, i find immediately that ElementsAutoanalyzer.exe reaches 30-50% CPU usage, even though Premiere Elements (or any other application) has not been launched yet.
i have to end this program manualy with Task Manager
how can i disable ElementsAutoanalyzer.exe?
Premiere Elements 10 on Windows7 Home Edition 64 bit SP1

AnnaN2013
This is not Adobe. Rather user to user.
If you need to make your comments known to Adobe, you should consider
a. Fill out one of those Adobe Feature Request Bug Report Forms
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&loc=en
b. While version 12 is still the current version, contact Adobe via its Adobe Chat to sort out the details of your particular issue with the program.
By the way, what is the problem...I do not understand "....and I see it being sent back?" part of
Adobe look at this I just got premiere 12 to go with lightroom/photoshop and I see it being sent back!
ATR
Add On... If you would like us to try to help you troubleshoot your Premiere Elements issues, please supply more details in your own new thread instead of getting your 2014 issue hidden in a March 2013 thread of another. But, Adobe Chat would be the first stop.

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High CPU Usage on Terminalserver (Win2k3)

Hi,
at the moment we are running an Exchange 2010 SP3 in combination with Outlook 2010 (Ver. 14.0.6123.5001 32bit).
Outlook is installed on Windows 7 fat clients, but most users access their mailbox with Outlook running on a Win2k3 Terminalserver (extended support till 2016).
While the users on the fat clients don't have any problems, the thin client users experience problems with high cpu usage.
Following example:
Terminalserver, 12 users, 6 running Outlook, 2 users splitting almost the whole cpu between them (usage around 90-100%).
This makes working on that terminalserver nearly impossible.
I tried safe mode, I tried disabling their add-ins, I tried deleting their terminalserver profile to no avail.
How can I figure out what's causing this?

Hi,
Anti Virus email scanners are known to cause similar behavior, please first check if you have any Anti Virus scanner integrated with Outlook. Try to disable it, and check result.
A corrupted data file might also cause this kind of issue, try to repair your data file with Scanpst.exe tool.
Please refer to this article on how to use scanpst.exe:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/repair-outlook-data-files-pst-and-ost-HA102749454.aspx
Please also have a look at this thread, try the workarounds in it and see if issue persists:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/officeversion_other-outlook/constant-high-cpu-usage-when-outlook-open/b9a66791-ab73-4ecd-a73d-edf27102aa4e
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Ethan Hua CHN
TechNet Community Support

High CPU Usage On client application when upgrade remote SQL database

Hi,
Is anyone here encountered very high CPU usage after upgraded the database from SQL 2005 to SQL 2012? Following describes my issue.
I have my client application running on Windows 7 that access to central database (SQL 2005) on Windows server 2003 using ODBC connection, this client application basically query data and perform data insert and update. There are a number of this similar
clients connected to the database.
Due to slowness of the database server, company decided to upgrade the database server to SQL 2012 and also new hardware runing Windows Server 2012. There is no change on the client application and client hardware and the client application still using the
same ODBC connection to query, insert or update the new database server.
The problem I am now experiencing now is that my client PC where my client application running the CPU usage is very high almost hitting 100% when accessing to the central database. I am also noticed this program lsass.exe that utilized almost 40-50% of
the CPU time when client application accessing the central database.
Is anyone here know, why client PC CPU usage 100% when access to upgraded SQL 2012 database? What is lsass.exe program doing, it only appear when accessing to database server. How to reduce the CPU usage on client?
Thanks.
Chee Wee.

Hello,
After upgrading, please rebuild indexes and update statistics on the databases.
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/1367/sql-server-script-to-rebuild-all-indexes-for-all-tables-and-all-databases/
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/1606/execute-update-statistics-for-all-sql-server-databases/
Configure maxdop on the instance.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlsakthi/archive/2012/05/24/wow-we-have-maxdop-calculator-for-sql-server-it-makes-my-job-easier.aspx
If the above does not solve the issue, let us know.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Alberto Morillo
SQLCoffee.com

Continuous Audio, Jerky Video, High CPU Usage

Hello,
I've been browsing the forum for a while and tried a few searches. I found some problems similar to mine, but nothing with a solution that worked. Here is my situation. I was running Windows XP Home SP3 with the latest IE, Firefox and Chrome browsers. I updated my flash player (to 10) and I hulu didn't work any more. The audio would play but the video would freeze and change to a different frame every now and then, usually a couple minutes behind the audio. I had already decided that I wanted to switch over to Ubuntu 10 so I just did a fresh install. I updated everything over night and then I tried to watch hulu using the latest firefox. I had the same problem. The audio will play, but the video freezes. I downloaded the latest Chrome. Same problem, both with high cpu usage. I am using a Dell Inspirion 2200 with 1.5 ghz cpu and 512 mb ram with integrated graphics. So far the only thing I've tried is disabling hardware acceleration. My internet connection is 1.5 mb. I would really appreciate any help.
Thanks,
ralphcholo

I noticed it's the "audiodg.exe" program that is acting weird with high cpu usage. Some tutorials say to disable 'audio enhancements' but I can't find that option available in windows 10. In device manager, I notice 2 separate audio drivers. The Acer download page only has 1 realtek audio driver. I'm wondering if there is supposed to be another driver to update? My audio seems to be working fine without this problem coming back. I've attached a screenshot showing the 2 different audio fields in device manager. The bottom one is the driver listed on the Acer driver page, I'm not sure where the other upper audio driver is to download.

Windows 8; high cpu usage on explorer (~50%)

I just restore my laptop, and now i noticed that my usage is above 50% and the major usage is because of explorer.exe which showed 49-53% in Task Manager.
Is that normal? Is there any solution to lower down the usage for explorer?

Hi,
For high cpu usage issue, I usually use Process Explorer to troubleshoot, here is a link for you to download:
Process Explorer v15.40
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
It's a simple and small tool, once you installed and open it, locate to explorer.exe, you will find all processes related with explorer running in your system, find the culprit of the high cpu usage.
Process Explorer Mini-guide and Screenshots
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/354690/process-explorer-mini-guide-and-screenshots/
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Google Earth Plugin and LabVIEW: High CPU usage when adding placemarks

Hi,
I posted this question on stackoverflow earlier this week but feel it might be better suited to the LabVIEW community specifically so I'm reposting here:
I'm writing an application which uses the Google Earth Plugin to display events on the globe. Each event is a single point kml placemark with an icon which is a 3kb png file. Placemarks are uploaded to the plugin as they are received by the software. I am experiencing increasing CPU usage with the number of placemarks that are added.
I have tested displaying a new placemark every second and running until the software running the plugin completely froze (graph attached). The GEPlugin (green trace) stopped responding (i.e. the globe did not respond to the mouse) at around 1200 placemarks added and CPU usage was at ~30%. When the software itself (red trace) froze the plugin was using around 50% CPU and ~3700 placemarks had been added). After the freeze, no new placemarks were added which caused the software to respond (but not the plugin) so I could clear all the placemarks. After the placemarks were cleared from the globe, the CPU usage of the plugin returned to around 5% CPU.
So what I've seen is that GEPlugin CPU usage increases linearly with each kml placemark added. Is this the expected behaviour/ a normal limitation of the plugin? If not is there a more efficient way of adding many placemarks to the globe?
I am using GEPlugin version 7.1.1.1580 (API version 1.010) and LabVIEW 12.0f3
Please see the test results attached. Any input greatly appreciated!
Original stackoverflow post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20994323/google-earth-plugin-with-labview-high-cpu-usage-when-add...
Attachments:
Performance Log 020114_095115.png ‏82 KB

Hello,
I have had a look at your graphs and understood what you are trying to do. To me it seems that as the image gets more complex it gets harde to render which wold likely cause increase in CPU usage resulting in the freeze. I would suggest you try running the program on anoher computer to check on the RAM front of things. If this is a limitation of the GE Plugin then unfortunately I can not do much to help, but if you think this is a problem coming from your LabVIEW code then you can post your code here and I can take a look.

Since 10.4.6 Update: "ATSServer" with high CPU-usage when opening PDFs

Since I've updated to 10.4.6 my system is very slow when I open PDFs (in "Preview" or "Acrobat").
This is caused by the process "ATSServer" which goes through every file in "~/Library/Fonts" (I have over 4.800 files there - but just a view are activated by "FontBook") and so it takes very high CPU-usage.
I didn't have this problem bevore the update and I didn't make any changes on my font settings.
I've cleaned the font cache, but it doesn't help.
Any ideas?
Ciao
Mephizo
PS: Excuse my poor English.
PowerBook G4 17'' 1.67 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.6)
PowerBook G4 17'' 1.67 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.6)

I haven't noticed any change myself, Dan, but I have the 2 GHz model.
One thing I HAVE noticed though after OS updates is that they can often result in a fair amount of file and free space fragmentation immediately after installation. OSX's routines will deal with fragmentation of small files , but not of large ones (over 20 Meg), and it won't deal very effectively with free space fragmentation. If your HD is getting full this can cause significant slowdowns, especially where video is involved.
You should also run DiskUtility and check for any directory and permissions issues.
Cheers
Rod

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