Taskbar Address Toolbar Option Missing in XP SP3

Question

Recently I installed XP SP3, and after the reboot I noticed the address bar I always use on the taskbar was gone.  When I went to try to add it back the option is not there at all.  Has the option been moved/hidden, was the feature removed on purpose, or is this a bug?
  Thanks,
  -Scott

Answer 1

 fju2112 wrote:
ok, i have the file from exbrit, and now im' trying to replace in the windows/system32 folder.  i can't figure out which process to kill before i do this, because every time i try to do a manual copy and paste and paste over the current file, the system tells me
"theprocess cannot access the file because it is being used by another process"
I tried killing ie but i think i'd have to kill explorer to do this and i'm not sure that would even allow me to then replace the dll file i need to replace.
is there another way to do this?  again, novice here, sorry for my naivete.
Here's something I saved from my notes. It may work better to do this in safe mode:
Show ALL files and show PROTECTED SYSTEM files must be checked in Folder Options. 
Run/import the .reg file, this (supposedly) disables Windows File Protection/SFC. (*See below).
XP will keep you from deleting files from the System32 folder and if you somehow manage to do it, it will IMMEDIATELY replace it with what's in the dllcache folder.  Hence the reason for the reg file which may have to be run more than once.  Even after importing it, XP will STILL try and prevent this.
Then be PREPARED to do this, but not yet:
1. Delete browseui.dll from dllcache folder (and probably anywhere else on C:, they can always be restored from the Recycle Bin if need be).
2. Rename browseui.dll in the System32 folder
3. Have the replacement browseui.dll file ready
Then:
Have the Search window open where you can see all of the browseui.dll files.
Have the System32 folder open to the browseui.dll file and be prepared to go to the very end of the folder using the [end] key.  (When something is added to an open folder, it goes to the very end of the list of folder/file icons).  Highlight the browseui.dll file so you can quickly see it, keep it highlighted. 
This may take some practice runs and quick co-ordination so be sure all involved folders with the appropriate files ARE VISIBLE to you so you won't have to do any scrolling or moving folders around: AS FAST AS YOU CAN, rename the browseui.dll file in the System32 folder and IMMEDIATELY delete the file in the dllcache folder and IMMEDIATELY right click and drag 'n COPY, not move but COPY, the replacement browseui.dll file to the System32 folder.  You may also have to delete the browseui.dll file from any "KB Update" folders or "SP Uninstall" folders, etc., because XP may try and "draw" from them, so keep that in mind on the 2nd or 3rd attempt.  ;-)  When the new browseui.dll file in the System32 folder is the same size and version of it that's in your backup HD, folder, or where ever you put it, you know it's been replaced with the working file.
*The reg file:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
"SFCDisable"=dword:00000001
Or you can do all this from the MS-DOS type area using the rename command.