Sql server not in VS 2005s "server explorer"

hi all.
i have SQL SERVER developer edition and VS 2005 pro edition. for some strange reason- my SQL server is not visible in VSs "server explorer". i have to "add a connection" every time i want to view or edit a DB (far from optimal...).
i know this is the SQL forum (as opposed to VS forum) but i got no answare there, so i'm trying you guys.
thanks.

Lior,
Is this still an issue?
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