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Delete a project from Team Foundation Server

Posted by Chris Leong | Posted in Archives | Posted on 02-03-2009

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Deleting a project on Team Foundation Server is not that straight forward. Here’s how you can delete a team project

  1. Open the Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt window.
  2. Change to the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE directory. For example: cd "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE"
  3. Run the TFSDeleteProject utility using the following command line. “TFSDeleteProject /server:YourServerName YourTeamProjectName”
  4. To confirm the deletion press Y and then press ENTER.

TFSDeleteProject utility then deletes the team project that you’ve selected

Comments (6)

Peter Sipsis said on 15-04-2009

Thank You..

Worked Great
John said on 21-04-2009

I was having a hard time deleting my project. Thank for the hint here.
Rick said on 21-04-2009

When I run the command even as administrator from local computer I get “TF30063: You are not authorized to access server.” error :( any idea?
Chris Leong said on 22-04-2009

Rick, you need to have the appropriate access on the TFS server. Can you check whether you have rights to delete?
Harsha said on 16-12-2009

Thanks for the article. This helped me to delete the project successfully. Appreciate your time to put this together.
Isabelle Gonzales said on 09-07-2010

Nowadays, you must be super creative to have a good business idea that works.`’*

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