Can't create C++ project on Visual Studio 2017

[Pranciskus]

I recently installed VS 2017 and I can't create project. I had installed it before and updating VS fixed my problem but now I can't see any notifications to update, even if I press "Help" I somehow can't see "Check For Updates" option. I've only installed C++ components.

[Too Explosive]

What exactly is the problem that happens when you try to create the project? Or do you just not know how?

[Pranciskus]

Trying to create project, select console, click next then finish and no files created in the project. It just creates sln file in project directory and nothing else

[Too Explosive]

So you can make the project but you need the actual files. Select View->Solution Explorer then right click on source files and click add new

[Pranciskus]

Yes, and I just create project in VS 2013 and open but VS 2017 shouldn't have such problem. Maybe my version is corrupted

[Pranciskus]

Probably corrupted, I remeber I can't even build boost libraries with console

[Too Explosive]

So just to make sure: In VS2017 you click File->New->Project then select Visual C++->Empty Project. You then click View->Solution Explorer and then in the solution explorer you right click Source Files then click Add->New item. And all of this does nothing? It doesn't even give you an error?

P.S. After creating the project Ctrl+Shift+A is a shortcut to add source files.