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Visual Studio 2010 MVC Project type Disappeared

I have been working with visual studio 2010 Premium RTM for over a month. When I installed it I had a fresh install of windows. (No betas or previous versions of VS)

I have been creating new ASP.NET MVC2 C# projects since I installed it. I went to create a new mvc project today and I don't have that as an option anymore. I went in under the new project section not the new website section. I don't see it listed under C# or VB.

Is there a way to get that back without reinstalling visual studio?

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I had this problem with Linq to SQL templates. Try the accepted answer on this other stack overflow question.

The solution was to run

devenv.exe /InstallVSTemplates

to reinstall the templates. It worked for me when I had missing templates in Visual Studio 2010.

Steve Hook  2010-08-24 20:51:47
Thanks this seemed to work perfectly.
maleonard  2010-08-25 15:45:45

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