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I installed Visual Studio 2010 Premium on my Windows 7 workstation. After loading a test C++ project, I noticed that it could not locate iostream. I took a look in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\include and noticed that only two files exist here, srv.h and wmiatlprov.h I installed the VS2010 product on a test virtual machine, and this directory ( ...\VC\include ) is filled with the usual collection of folders and headers (the materials you'd expect to find in the includes directory.) I have taken the following steps to rectify the missing headers on the problem workstation: Verified that I have no A/V software active (I am using MS Security Essentials, realtime is disabled) Uninstalled Visual Studio 2010 Premium and all other sub-products from Programs & Features Ran the VS2010 Uninstall Tool with the /full and /netfx parameters Deleted the Visual Studio 10.0 directories from both Program Files and Program Files (x86) Reinstalled Visual Studio 2010 from a freshly downloaded ISO from MSDN. I also completed the above steps, but used a different edition for the reinstall, VS2010 Professional. So far, nothing above has been able to produce an installed Visual Studio 2010 product with all of the C++ headers installed on my workstation. Ideas?

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