If you need to delete a Team Foundation Server Team Project, you can delete the Team Project directly from the Team Foundation Server Admin Console as is outlined here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff357756.aspx
Of course, there is a greater likelihood that some of the artifacts from the Team Project may remain even after the deletion, therefore, the recommended strategy to delete a Team Project is to use the command line as is outlined here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181482.aspx
While in most scenarios you will probably not need to delete a Team Project, this option is handy if you are performing a migration from another source control system (such as VSS), where the migration may not have completed successfully. In those instances, it is useful to simply delete the Team Project, re-create it and restart the migration.
Of course, there is a greater likelihood that some of the artifacts from the Team Project may remain even after the deletion, therefore, the recommended strategy to delete a Team Project is to use the command line as is outlined here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181482.aspx
While in most scenarios you will probably not need to delete a Team Project, this option is handy if you are performing a migration from another source control system (such as VSS), where the migration may not have completed successfully. In those instances, it is useful to simply delete the Team Project, re-create it and restart the migration.
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