Get service of SVsBuildManagerAccessor fails

Output:

Get service of SVsBuildManagerAccessor fails

When this rather cryptic message is shown in Visual Studio 2010, it's because your one-click publish has failed (perhaps several seconds prior to your push deadline). Even worse, no webpages indexed by Google contain any mention of this obscure error.

The funny thing about Visual Studio publish is that it relies on some Internet Explorer assemblies; if one of these assemblies, specifically, ieproxy.dll, is missing or unregistered, you will get the error message "Get service of SVsBuildManagerAccessor fails" when you try to publish.

The quickest fix for this problem is to either update or reinstall Internet Explorer, alternatively, if you are sure the dll is present and you enjoy the command prompt, you can use regsvr32, to make sure ieproxy.dll is in the registry.

Credit is due to patthewebrat