What is Elements Auto Analyser?

When I try to update Adobe Premiere Elements 11 and Adobe Photoshop Elements 11, one of the files which downloads is PhotoShop Camera Raw 7.2. While attempting to update, a dialog box informs me that I must quite ElementsAutoAnalyser.exe. What is and where is ElementsAutoAnalyser.exe and how can I close the application.
Several times I've attempted the update and each time the same dialog box appears.
Very frustrating.
Thanks for any help,
Dale

Hi Dale
auto analyser is one of the services running with PRE or PSE.
It is a useful features in many cases.
You can exit it from the task manager if it's running when you're updating.
Else go to organiser, go to edit>preference>media analysis and uncheck the buttons.

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The Elements Organizer has the ability to scan your videos and look for certain characteristics that may help you choose what will work best for you projects in Premiere Elements. This Auto-Analysis runs in the background of your system, scanning the video files in your catalog and applying Smart Tags when it finds certain criteria have been met. There are over 50 Smart Tags that can be applied, including whether the footage is blurry, includes a zoom or pan, has people's faces, etc. Additionally, it will break up your video up into individual scenes. It will also check your image files for people’s faces so you can identify in which pictures your friends and family appear.
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While Auto-Analysis can be very useful for digging through your footage and breaking it down into more digestible bits, video files can be very large. Thus the system resources needed to analyze some video files can cause the rest of your system to perform slowly. Additionally, poor compression or incompatible codecs within the video files can cause errors with the Auto-Analyzer.
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While Launching the Elements Organizer (click “Organize” on the Welcome Screen), hold down the Shift key.
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Give the new catalog a name (it doesn’t matter what it is, just something you can identify later, such as “Test”). Click OK.
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