
- MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 INSTALL
- MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 FREE
- MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 WINDOWS
There are many other handy features in the Power Tools, but this one stands out for me.
MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 FREE
This is a great and free tool for managing the.

After I did this I also needed to test the TFS Administration Tool 2.0 for TFS 2010. Installed the TFS 2010 Power tools to utilize some of the cmdlets and the tfpt.exe utility to create a team project. Again though, it’s fairly easy to get around this by creating a local share on the folder and then backing up to the share path. One of my Team Foundation Server 2010 test servers had TFS 2010, VS 2010, and Team Explorer 2010. Well there is some validity in that argument, however that folder happens to backup to the cloud using the great Mozy backup service, so I’m covered in the event of drive failure.
MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 INSTALL
If after uninstalling it you still get the message, some folks have reported that in order to get rid of it they had to install the power tools again and then uninstall it. You may say ‘well that would be local and on the same pc, so in the event of a drive failure, what’s the point?’. The fix here is to uinstall the TFS Power Tools for 2010 Beta 2. Why can’t I just backup to C:\MyTFSBackups.

MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 WINDOWS
To run PowerShell with this snapin you need to run shortcut PowerShell Console from Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010 Power Tools folder (in Windows Start menu). The best new feature in the Team Foundation Server Power Tools September 2010 release is Team Foundation Server Backups. It prints all cmdlets of PS-snapin which installed by TFS Power Tools.

Although it’s not too difficult to configure a backup you now have no excuse! Larger implementations of TFS probably have a well tested and reliable backup process in place (you do right?), but I’m guessing that those running TFS in its basic form on say a desktop or laptop may never have even bothered looking at backups.
