Prevent command prompt from popping up at system startup

[I already posted this question, but there was an error when submitted,
so i hope it won't appear twice.]

Hi,

maybe this isn't the right newsgroup to ask this question, but since
it's related to XP embedded, I'll try.

I'm trying to achieve the following: every time the system (XP
Embedded) boots up, i'd like to call commit on EWF. Now i did that by
setting a registry key in
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run with the following
value: "C:\Windows\System32\ewfmgr.exe c: -commit". The problem is that
when the system boots up, the command prompt appears on the desktop for
a moment (like if you executed this command from the Run menu) and this
is undesired. Is it somehow possible to suppress it, or at least run it
minimized?

Thanks in advance for any answers,
Jure

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