Tell me more ×  I have a project which has been taken from TFS
via GetLatest, I have read only access and thus am able to get
the Latest code. Now I don't have checkout access for the
project and thus I want this project to be disconnected, and I
can modify some files.  I am trying to do it via Visual Studio
2010 --> File --> Source Control --> Change Source Control but
there also, its giving error of no access to do that. Project
Files are showing the lock icon against them which shows they
are connected to TFS in read only mode.  While using SVN, I used
to take the approach of deleting .SVN folders created (by
searching .svn folders and deleting them all). Is there any
similar approach applicable in TFS?  share|improve this question
add comment  3 Answers  up vote 2 down vote accepted  I was able
to do it via the following:    1. Remove all files of type
"Visual Studio Source Control Project Metadata File"   2. Edit
Solution and Project Files and remove some TFS related stuff:
In Solution File remove t