How do I tell TortoiseSVN to not make itself available on WebDav Resources not under it's control?

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Firstly apologies if this is a really dumb question, it's been a bit of a crash course for me recently.

We run a SharePoint 2013 farm which hosts approx. 2,000,000 files and recently changed to a FQDN structure from a partially qualified domain.

Some of our users use TortoiseSVN to version control documents outside of SharePoint, and have been doing so for a number of years without a problem.

Since the FQDN change however, TortoiseSVN has been making itself available on the right click Context Menu when browsing SharePoint via Windows Explorer (WebDav) and, as the user doesn't have permissions to access .svn files within the Site Collection, it's generating 1000's of 401 requests which mean that right clicking on any SharePoint location through windows explorer now takes approx. 3 minutes to bring up the context menu.

I can't seem to find a way to tell TortoiseSVN to not make itself available on FQDN SharePoint Locations. For now the end users have uninstalled it and confirmed the issue is resolved however they would really like to continue using it if possible.

I know you can use svn:ignore to ignore Paths within a SVN Project however is there a way to tell TortoiseSVN to not make itself available on FQDN SharePoint Locations?

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Ade Stokes

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How do I tell TortoiseSVN to not make itself available on WebDav Resources not under it's control?