Remove Team Foundation Server (TFS) association from your code in Visual Studio Edit

1. Backup

Before you make any changes, ensure you have a backup of your solution.

2. Close Visual Studio & Delete the TFS Folders and Files

Make Sure that all instances of Visual Studio are closed.

- Go to the root directory of your solution in Windows File Explorer.
- Delete the hidden .vs folder (if it exists).
- Delete the *.vssscc and *.vspscc files. These files are used for TFS version control bindings.
- For older versions of TFS/Visual Studio, you might have a $tf folder. Delete this as well if it exists.

3. Edit the Solution File

Remove any lines related to GlobalSection(TeamFoundationVersionControl) or similar TFS-related sections. It might look something like this:

GlobalSection(TeamFoundationVersionControl) = preSolution
   ... Remove all the files related to TFS
EndGlobalSection

4. Edit Project Files

open all .csproj in the solution.

- Remove any lines or nodes related to TFS or source control bindings. For exampl

<sccprojectname>...</sccprojectname>
<scclocalpath>...</scclocalpath>
<sccauxpath>...</sccauxpath>
<sccprovider>...</sccprovider>

5. Open Visual Studio & Finalize

Ensure everything still builds and runs correctly. If you still encounter any issues related to TFS, open project and solution file and to ensure all TFS-related entries were removed. now you'll have disassociated your code from TFS without affecting the actual code