How to disconnect your Visual Studio 2015 project from Team Foundation Server (TFS)

Here's how: In Visual Studio with the project you'd like to disconnect already open, select File > Source Control > Advanced > Change Source Control... Select on the specific project you would like to disconnect and select the 'Unbind' option. (Some names/titles have been redacted for confidentiality) That project will then be unbound from TFS:

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