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Look like you are checking out on a desktop, if which case simply copy your 'repository copy' to a different location and it will start working from there.<br />
In case, you have actually installed svn server and setup a repository on desktop, best way is to take a dump of the entire repository and then restore it at a new location. you can use svnadmin dump command for that. See <a href="http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/re31.html" rel="ugc">http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/re31.html</a>&nbsp;for details.
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My solution seemed to have solved the issue I was having.
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Hello EE.<br />
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I was setting up a subversion using TortoiseSVN on my laptop and I accidentally set up the repository on my desktop and now every time I try to commit, it will copy all my files onto the repository; which is not desired!<br />
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Is there any way to remove my Desktop as my repository.<br />
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I hope the way I explained it makes sense.
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Hello EE.

I was setting up a subversion using TortoiseSVN on my laptop and I accidentally set up the repository on my desktop and now every time I try to commit, it will copy all my files onto the repository; which is not desired!

Is there any way to remove my Desktop as my repository.

I hope the way I explained it makes sense.

Look like you are checking out on a desktop, if which case simply copy your &#39;repository copy&#39; to a different location and it will start working from there.
In case, you have actually installed svn server and setup a repository on desktop, best way is to take a dump of the entire repository and then restore it at a new location. you can use svnadmin dump command for that. See http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/re31.html for details.

My solution seemed to have solved the issue I was having.

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