Where did my "Lens Correction" go?

I have Windows 7, 64-bit installed. I also have CS5 installed, both the 32-bit and 64-bit. When I use the 32-bit version, the Lens Correction function is under the filters menu, where it should be. When I use the 64-bit CS5 (my preferred version), the Lens Correction is nowhere to be found. Any ideas?

My 64 bit plug-in, as part of Photoshop CS5 which has been updated to 12.0.3, is 3,256,832 bytes and the modification date is December 11, 2010, 3:42:39 AM.
Sounds like yours somehow didn't get updated.
I see that Standard MultiPlugin.8BF and Liquify.8BF in that folder were also updated at about the same time - they're also dated 12/11/2010.
You might want to see if you can run the 12.0.3 update again.  I don't know if it can be applied twice.
-Noel

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