If the folder doesn't exist (Doesn't by default if I remember correctly) then just create it. This is handy I find when creating images as it allows for quick customisations to the taksbar that will affect all users loging onto the machine after it's had the image deployed to it and can easily be added as a "Run Command Line" task in an SCCM OSD Task Sequence. You can copy icons to the C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar folder if you want to make them available to all profiles created AFTER you've copied icons into it. However, the scripting method won't work during an SCCM OSD deployment as the task sequence runs in the Local System context which has no shell access and the script depends on the Explorer shell because it is executing shell verbs.
The Deployment Guys posted an article a couple of months back on how to script pinning shortcuts to the Windows 7 Taskbar.
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