Hide Console Window By An .exe File Executed By A .py Script

I am trying to hide a console window that pops up from an EXE file. I am running this EXE from my own EXE (a Python script frozen via PyInstaller). I found out that, whenever I run

Solution 1:

you can use -w option in Pyinstaller.

for example,

pyinstaller -F -w FILENAME

you can learn more by excute

pyinstaller -h

I hope this can help you.

Solution 2:

Ok, i know im late.You can hide console window in pyinstaller by using --noconsole

Such as this:

python PyInstaller Filename.py--onefile--noconsole

This will hide console window and program will execute normally.

Solution 3:

If you are using a spec file - add console=False to your EXE(...) command:

exe = EXE(pyz,
      ...
      console=False )

Solution 4:

Thinking laterally, a solution might be to run your application from Windows' Task Scheduler application* and set the task to Run whether user is logged on or not.

The Run whether user is logged on or not setting causes the application to run invisibly, meaning no widnows, taskbar icons or console windows will be displayed on-screen.

* Task Scheduler is installed in Windows by default. Type its name into Cortana to run