The process template is just used to initialize the process
configuration information in your project area, so is no longer relevant
once you the project area is created.

But one thing you can do is to create a "master" project area that has
been initialized with the desired process template, and then modify your
existing project area to "share" the process configuration of your
master project area. But note that you also have to null out the
process guidance section of your project area (or else that will
override the shared process guidance). To see what it should look like
when you are done, just look at the Process Configuration Source of the
built-in "Unconfigured Process" template. Just paste that into the
Process Configuration Source of your project area.

Note: If you have instantiated any work items using fields or work item
types that are not in the new process configuration, you will have to go
in and fix those by hand (using the work item editor, or a script if you
want to write one).

Cheers,
Geoff

On 2/7/2012 10:38 AM, hujirong wrote:

created?

Someone created a new project area with a wrong process template. Is
there a way to fix it?

Thanks
Jirong

You cannot delete a project area ... but you can hide it by making it
readable only be project members, and then remove all project members.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 2/7/2012 4:38 PM, hujirong wrote:

I interpret it as there is no way to fix this unless I manually
re-config the process. So now is there a way I can completely delete
this project area? Nothing useful has been loaded in this new project
area.

Thanks
Jirong