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I installed the Basic TFS trial version and now it got expired.
It is mandatory for me to get the history of TFS.
Digging through the database is not trivial. You’d have to piece the history back together and de-deltify all the blogs.
It would be much easier just to get your TFS instance working again so that you can get the files out of it. TFS Express 2012 is now available, and has no such time restriction. It’s free for up to 5 users. You may be able to upgrade your existing installation.