It's a bit too inconvenient, but if you don't want it to display, you can only manually add " >nul 2>nul" to each line. Remember: " >nul 2>nul" (excluding the double quotes, but there's a space in front to avoid conflicts with the command. How to drag a certain cmd or bat to this batch processing icon to automatically add " >nul 2>nul" to the end of each line. Remember, it's to be achieved by dragging to the icon, not by running the batch processing first and entering the path. Create another file after the command to avoid overwriting the source file.

