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The first version of ifort for which development was completed after VS2010 was released (and thus could be adjusted to support the new VS) was 12.0. You could check the installation notes in the documents folder which ifort installed to see which VS versions were supported (I suppose VS2003 for 32-bit only, VS2005 for 32- or 64-bit). With VS2010 and an older ifort, the best you could hope for is to run ifort from the command line and use the option /Qlocation,link to tell ifort where to find Microsoft link.exe.
As Tim says, version 9.1 (from 2005-2006) doesn't know about VS2010 - the earliest version that does is Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011 (compiler versions 12.0 and 12.1). Versions 10.0 and later included the needed Microsoft files to do development in Visual Studio without the need for a separate purchase.
