My question regarding my original attempt to install Cubase, independent of the apparent problem with the C++ 2015 issue, is whether there was a problem with installing the basic program. I am assuming I OUGHT to be able to do this, even prior to registration (?) I do not see anything that looks like an icon or folder suggesting Cubase is installed or there to be opened.
If I look in Program Files in Windows Explorer there is a Steinberg folder which has two sub-folders, one for ASIOglldsetup, one for VST plug ins (containing further folders for Padshop and Retrologue). If I look in the All Programs list in the Start window, the only thing that shows up in the Steinberg folder there is ASIO Generic Low Latency Driver setup. I did not have any other Steinberg products on this computer as it was a clean re-installation of Windows. All of the items shown in the image are what appears in the Windows 7 Control Panel/Uninstall list.
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