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I have installed CRM Developer Toolkit plugin for Visual Studio 2012.

I connected to an organization created at DEV server via CRM Explorer in Visual Studio 2012. Entities, Web Resources, and other artifacts are shown in this explorer.

I want to disconnect this CRM Explorer now. Though I can connect to another Server via Tools-->Connect to Dynamics CRM 2011 Server, but I cant remove it and want to keep it blank, ensuring accidental deployment doesn't happen.

Please let me know in case there is some way to do so.

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When I open the "Tools > Connect to Dynamics CRM Server..." menu option, clear any of the fields (usually I just swap http and https radio selections to auto clear), and try to connect, I lose my old connection.

The next time I open VS, it prompts me for the server connection details, though it is not necessary to restart VS in my experience.

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This solution works for me

-Tools > Connect to Dynamics CRM Server..." . Then you can log again to your dynamics crm server

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Restarting Visual Studio 2012 should disconnect any connected Organization in CRM Explorer. I just tried it on my dev machine and it when I opened the project again it gave me an error saying "No Organization has been specified".

So just save the solution and restart Visual Studio 2012.

Hope this helps.