While creating a SharePoint (SharePoint online hosted) app in Visual Studio 2015, I used my organization-issued personal account. While signing-in I accidentally checked the Remember me box.
And now, for another project, I have to log-in again using different credentials, which has administrator privileges. But, the sign-in page never shows up now.
I tried clearing internet explorer cache, repairing Visual Studio, reinstalling/updating SharePoint plugin etc., but nothing worked. It automatically logs me in using my personal account.
I tried finding keys in Windows Credential Store in Control Panel, but was unable.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
We had a very similar problem as such you were not able to connect to Team Foundation Server with your own credentials.
To solve this problem
Open the Credential Manager in Control Panel
Edit the Generic Credentials to be your own account
Close and open Visual Studio 2015
Reconnect to TFS
Enter your credentials in prompt poping up
Note: Do not forgot to uncheck the option "Remember my credentials" to force to ask credentials for every TFS connections.
Now, you will be able to connect to Visual Studio 2015 with your account from now on.
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I am not able to connect SharePoint Server SE to Visual Studio 2022.
So, I am getting this error when I am trying to create a new SharePoint empty project from visual studio
I have checked those steps:
Run VS as administrator 2.The user is set as sysadmin of the SQLServer, as well as db_owner of the following DBs.
a. WSS_Content
b. Sharepoint_Admin_Content
c. Sharepoint_Config
The user is owner of the SP and has full control.
The site is added to the IIS host file.
I have cleared VS cache.
This also occur when I am trying to import SharePoint Solution File. (.wsp)
I am using SharePoint Server Subscription Edition and Visual Studio 2022 Community.
Note: I checked SharePoint Server 2019 and Visual Studio 2019 and this combination works fine.
Thanks,
Please try to make sure below:
This http://testnet is accessible in browser
Did you enabled any Alternate access mapping or any entry in host file
Create New Website via SharePoint Central Admin and try again.
Deploy the same solution with different Web Applications URL.
I am trying to disconnect a TFS server and credentials from Visual Studio Team Explorer on an instance of Visual Studio 2019. I found a similar question on Remove TFS Connection From Visual Studio Team Explorer which was anwsered, but these steps do not seem to apply for VS 2019. I cannot find anything to remove the existing connections. What am I missing?
Go to Team Explorer, select the green plug symbol.
You will be able to see the connected/added list which contain both Azure DevOps Service and Azure DevOps Server in the pop-up dialog box.
Simply right click your TFS/Azure DevOps, then click Remove. Then your stored server url list will be removed.
Certainly, you could also select another server/organization here to quick switch to.
This way will disconnect your TFS connection and connect to another one, and it also keep the prior stored server url in list.
We have a nuget feed set up on our Team Services account. With VS 2015, I can authenticate no problem, using the Microsoft login form.
With Visual Studio 2013, it pops up very generic authentication form, which keeps popping up no matter what I input to it. Has anyone else come across this? Any way around it?
Normally, I would just use 2015 to authenticate then 2013 would be fine. Unfortunately, I can't get 2015 to run on my pc anymore - so I need to make this work with 2013.
Authenticate to VSTS feed via "Nuget Package Manager" requires VS2015 Update1 and later just as the information mentioned in the page provided by Jack.
If you don't mind to store the credential in "Nuget.config" file, you could use Personal Access Token method which support all nuget client and easy to use. And Nuget Auth Helper is also a good method to do this.
I use Visual Studio 2015 SP 1 and want to connect to the Azure Storage (different than I logged to Visual Studio account). Problem is I always have to check authentification even I set checkbox "I sign in frequently on this device. Don't ask me for a code"
How to solve it (tell to Visual Studio that I don't need auth via phone each time)?
Visual Studio 2010 is prompting to login to a Team Foundation Server. How can I remove this?
If you go to Tools:Options:Source Control, you can change your Current source control plugin to something else (or nothing).
It appears that you are being prompted to make a TFS connection to a CodePlex TFS server.
If this is a result of opening a .sln, then you can cancel, and try disassociating this .sln with any source control. Unbind from source control.
Perhaps within Team Explorer you've got a TFS entry there to that CodePlex server. Try disconnecting that.