Hiding the terminal window on boot

[Arashatora]

I've seen online people say -D to hide the terminal but I apparently am not smart enough to figure out where it goes. Could someone please explain it like I'm 5.

Thanks in advance

[luckedea]

@Arashatora How do you start NZBGet (autostart or launch manually)? OS - Windows - Which version?

[luckedea]

@Arashatora Easiest solution:

Start the app.
Right-click on the tray icon
Preferences
Disable "Show console window"

[Arashatora]

I've started and restarted it with the option checked and uncheck, makes no difference

[luckedea]

@Arashatora Ok, sorry, actually this is a known bug on Windows 11 #204 - no trivial fix available, we'll look into it a bit later.

[1aTa]

Workaround:

1. Open Windows Terminal and navigate to Settings
2. Set Default terminal application to Windows Console Host
3. Save settings and enjoy no more console window popups :)