No attachable databases were found on the SQL Server

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I'm fumbling my way through a basic installation of TFS 2010...

I see that the TFS_Configuration and Tfs_DefaultCollection databases were successfully created on my local machine.

The installation seemed to go smoothly, but it looks like I need to configure a Team Project Collect before I can start using it. Yet, the wizard seems unable to locate the appropriate database that I expected should have been created during the setup process.

The server name defaulted properly to the name of the local machine.

Did I miss a step somewhere?

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