I installed Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate edition and it seems like there is no way to use it without connecting to TFS. On the File menu, the only option is Connect to Team Project, but I just want to create a new Solution on my local machine.
I looked in Tools > Options > Source Control and chose "None" for the Current Source Control Plug-in but it had no effect on the menu options.
What am I missing? This is pathetic.
More Details:
Below is the list of installed products from the Help > About menu. You can see that Team Explorer 2010 is one thing installed. I stepped through the installation and I don't see a way to uninstall it or change it.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Version 10.0.30319.1 RTMRel
Microsoft .NET Framework
Version 4.0.30319 RTMRel
Installed Version: Ultimate
- Microsoft Office Developer Tools
- Microsoft Visual Basic 2010
- Microsoft Visual C# 2010
- Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
- Microsoft Visual F# 2010
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Architecture and Modeling Tools
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Code Analysis Spell Checker
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Team Explorer
- Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2010
- Add Reference Dialog Plus! 1.0
- AlignAssignments 1.0
- AutoBraceComplete 1.0
- Crystal Reports Templates for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
- Document Well 2010 Plus 1.0.10916.0
- ExtensionUpdateCheck 1.0
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 SharePoint Developer Tools
- Microsoft.VisualStudio.QuickAccess.Package 1.0
- PowerCommands for Visual Studio 2010 1.0
Best Answer
Turns out, if you select the project management profile when you first start up VS, it won't allow you to create new projects. What doesn't make sense is that I selected c# profile. Still, the solution is the same as if i did select the project management profile. Reset VS with this comand line command: