How do I save a profile in Lens Correction in Photoshop

I am using Photoshop CS6 on a PC running Win7. In the previous version I was able to save a profile in the Lens Correction panel. In this version I can find my camera and my lens but it won't let me save the profile. I only real estate and straight verticals are very important.

If your not saving a profile you found online you can save a preset from the custom tab:
Are you not able to save a profile from online locally if that's what your asking?

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