I previously had TFS 2017 and SQL 2016 working well on a single 250GB Server 2016 .VHDX with two partitions, C: and D:. SQL is installed on C:, with its data directories on D:.
Oddly, C: started filling up unexpectedly, so I decided to move the D: partition to its own .VHDX and expand C:.
This all went well, and I now have two 100GB .VHDXs with C: and D:, respectively. (This is a one-man shop, so data storage needs are quite small at present. These needs will increase soon, however, so this is another reason to split off into multiples like this.)
The trouble comes when I try to sign in to TFS using the same domain account (DOMAIN\User) that worked before all of this took place. I'm now unable to sign in, and I'm prompted for credentials in a continuous loop (unless I cancel the basic auth dialog, in which case I get a 401-Unauthorized).
I've reapplied all accounts using the TFS Management Console, but this hasn't worked. FYI I'm able to boot to the server desktop and connect to the SQL instance and browse TFS tables using SSMS.
What must I fix to be able to sign in as before?
