user3433: After installing Adobe Premiere Elements 11 Trial I opened the Editor and pressed New Project. Than our beloved Windows error: Adobe Premiere Elements has stopped working contact there, do this, do that error... It just crashed...
Restarted the computer... No
There were some video related services running I stopped them... No
Any suggestions?

user3433: Solved! I'm just answering this question in case someone has the same issue...
Short Story:

Update your graphics card drivers. (All of them!)
If you have more than 1 card be sure the stronger one handles adobe premiere.

Long Story:
My laptop has 2 graphic cards 

Intel HD Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M

First I updated the driver of Intel HD graphics by uninstalling it from Device Manager (which is a bad idea as the screen disappears any way) then restarted my computer. Than Windows found the driver, installed it Restart number 2. 
Now I tried Elements, great it worked! But... consuming 7.5 GB of RAM!!! (Virtual and Physical combined)
This time I don't know why, I just had to try it, I updated my NVIDIA driver (which had 2 updates) and from NVIDIA console I marked Adobe Premiere Elements.exe to use the NVIDIA graphics card.
Than I tried it and Elements worked perfectly...

3433: <p>After installing Adobe Premiere Elements 11 Trial I opened the Editor and pressed <strong>New Project</strong>. Than our beloved Windows error: <strong>Adobe Premiere Elements has stopped working</strong> contact there, do this, do that error... It just crashed...</p>

<p>Restarted the computer... No</p>

<p>There were some video related services running I stopped them... No</p>

<p>Any suggestions?</p>
 3433: <p>Solved! I'm just answering this question in case someone has the same issue...</p>

<p><strong>Short Story:</strong></p>

<ol>
<li><strong>Update your graphics card drivers. (All of them!)</strong></li>
<li><strong>If you have more than 1 card be sure the stronger one handles adobe premiere.</strong></li>
</ol>

<p><strong>Long Story:</strong></p>

<p>My laptop has 2 graphic cards </p>

<ol>
<li>Intel HD Graphics</li>
<li>NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M</li>
</ol>

<p>First I updated the driver of Intel HD graphics by uninstalling it from Device Manager (which is a bad idea as the screen disappears any way) then restarted my computer. Than Windows found the driver, installed it Restart number 2. </p>

<p>Now I tried Elements, great it worked! But... consuming 7.5 GB of RAM!!! (Virtual and Physical combined)</p>

<p>This time I don't know why, I just had to try it, I updated my NVIDIA driver (which had 2 updates) and from NVIDIA console I marked Adobe Premiere Elements.exe to use the NVIDIA graphics card.</p>

<p>Than I tried it and Elements worked perfectly...</p>
