I have an executable to work on some data files. On Windows 10, because of the alias path of the executable, I need to put "CMD /c <executable_path>" on the registry to run the executable from the context menu (ref: Can't run an EXE from context menu when using ALIAS path in windows registry). However, this would show the console window until the executable finishes. Is there any way to hide the console window during the execution?
I have tried to add "START /b" or "START /min" to the command on the registry, but with those the Windows would pop up a dialog asking me what to do with the selected file.
