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Visual Studio 2010 and Unwanted TFS Validation

I am using Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) with Team Foundation Server 2010. Whenever I open a project, Visual Studio automatically checks the project file (.csproj) (but not all children files) and the corresponding .csproj. The file vspscc is missing.

Whenever I compare a project file in my list of pending changes, it says that the files are identical for the .csproj file and the .csproj.vspscc file - we just check them or discard the changes.

Can someone explain why he does this, and how it can be fixed, so he does not check the .csproj and .vspscc files every time we open the project?

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The same problem that I encountered with my solution later found out that IIS, which I configured in my local one, has a different VD name, where, like on the TFS server, a different VD name was assigned and verified. So when I open my solution, it will automatically check the .sln file. since my local VD is different from my local VD.

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