okay. . .so instead of actually having a folder on your desktop, you will have a shortcut with an icon of a folder. . . that when clicked on will launch a bat file.
that file will launch your folder first. . .then launch the default browser to the url of your survey. (keep the order. . . so your survey isn't behind the folder window)
step one. . .create the batch file: it's a two liner that you can make in Notepad.
%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe "D:\DesiredFolder"
explorer "http://SurveyAddress.com"
save the file with a .bat extension. . ie. Launch_folder.bat
(save it somewhere besides your desktop)
step two. right click on the bat file and choose "send to - desktop (create shortcut)"
step three: rename the short cut on your desktop to the same name that your folder is. (just to make them think they are opening a folder)
step four: right click on the shortcut. Choose properties. on the "shortcut" tab - click on change icon. Select an icon that looks like a folder (or whatever you desire to use).
you're done. :-)
edit: well almost done. . . I just saw your follow-up post stating that the folder already exists with all the links etc. . .
step 0. move that folder (and it's contents elsewhere (off the desktop). . .put the shortcut to the batch file in the folder's former spot on the desktop.
(now you're done)