Regarding connection tab in sql developer

Hi,
i click on sql developer.exe it shows me connection tab only when the oracle database 11g release 2 is not installed on the PC
but when i installed the 11g release 2 connection tab disappears
please help me in setting sql developer connection with the database

See this Re: Connection keeps open, PL/SQL Compilation
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