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Please suggest the option of Uninstalling the GIT Source Control Provider. I've never used it and have used TFVC for many years. I have no intention of ever using GIT but today when I added a project to source control it went to GIT instead of TFVC even though my default provider was and always has been Visual Studio Team Foundation Server

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  • Could you please explain what you have done already to solve your problem, so that no further work is wasted on what was fruitless? – Sebastian Mach Jan 16 '18 at 09:30
  • Hi Sebastian, Below tasks are done to solve my problem 1. check the source control plug-in from VS-Tools-options-Source Contol it should be TFS. 2. Download NoGit to uninstall git. still my project is redirect to git repository only – Atul Jan 16 '18 at 12:01

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I've never used it and have used TFS for many years. I have no intention of ever using GIT

Don't presuppose of the future!

There is a big switch movement for a reason (even Microsoft switched to it internally). Perhaps you should have a careful look at it because it brings a lot more flexibility and other things that could improve your development workflow.

Also FYI, the right term is TFVC, not TFS (which is the whole ALM solution and that could host TFVC or git repositories) .

Anyway...

You must not uninstall git tool but uninstall git plugin of visual studio. There are some solutions proposed (remove some registry keys or rename extension file) here:

How can you disable Git integration in Visual Studio 2013 permanently?

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