Once you completed the steps, check for update and your Office 365 installation should now install the latest version available in the Slow ring, which includes the fix.
Check the Sign me up for early access to new releases of Office option. The update will eventually roll out to everyone, but if this Command Prompt box flashing quickly on the screen every hour keeps bothering you, it's possible to temporarily enroll your installation of Office 365 to the Slow ring using the following steps to address the issue: To the question Is there a way to run a batch script without it popping up a cmd window, it gives a very direct answer: Run it using a Windows Script file. How to stop the Command Prompt box flashing quickly 2025, which currently is only available for those who are participating in the Slow ring of the Office Insider Program. However, the fix is included starting with build. The example Filetype in this command will be “i_view64” and the Filetype will be “.There is a workaround floating around the internet, but the fact is that Microsoft is aware of the bug, and it has already fixed the problem. 
The command to close a file is even simpler and it follows this syntax: taskkill /im “filename.filetype” /t.
Then type in the name and extension of the file you’re trying to open: “Filename.filetype.” In this example, the “Filename” will be screenshot and the “Filetype” will be. Navigate to the location of your file by typing the following into the command prompt window: Users\”Username”> cd C:\”Users\”User name”\”Location” In this example, the “Username” will be User and the “Location” will be desktop. Type “Cmd” in Windows search and click on the app in results to run it. This means you need to enter the file name and its respective extension. To access a file directly, Command Prompt requires you to enter the specific path. This article will explain all the necessary commands to open a file, close it, open a folder, and move to a folder Opening a File You should know that certain actions are much faster via Command Prompt – file access, for example. If you see Command Prompt window pop-up too often, it means something might be wrong. 
Windows has processes that need to run periodically, or just every now and then. A good place to look is the Task Scheduler. However, there is nothing to be afraid of, entering the wrong code/command is not going to mess up your PC, the command just won’t execute. If the cause of the window is a system process.
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