YES IT DOES LIGHT UP.Then we can offer advise on how to correct his situation. If he's expecting the led to energize, I don't think that happens in Electronics Workbench. It does happen in TINA, whose "free version" is called TINA-TI and is available at the TI website.
He is using a "simulation" software meaning that he can have an "ideal" LED with can handle ANY current or Voltage.Besides, 10 ohms is pretty low to be using as it would regulate the current to over one ampere.