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How to restore a deleted TFS Project Portal

Is there a way to restore an accidentally deleted project portal in TFS 2008?

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Only if you have a backup of the content database of the web application. It does mean any changes to that ALL project sites since the last backup will be lost. I suggest you backup those first. See this link for more info on how to do it. Check out the links found through googling for sharepoint restore accidentally deleted site

Colin  2009-08-13 08:00:21

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