Will ‘mouse.bat moveBy 1×1’ keep the screen from locking in an RDP session if it’s run under a different user?

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I’m using this Mouse.bat batch file to keep my screen from locking after 15 minutes (it’s enforced by Group Policy). I have it set as a scheduled task to run every 10 minutes and it works with my logged in user, but it flashes a CMD.exe window on the screen, which I don’t like.
I RDP into this machine so I can use both my monitors (I have no docking station ATM).

My questions:

  1. Will it keep the session active (the screen from locking) by running
    this as a different local admin?
  2. If not, is it possible to set a
    “quiet” switch to keep the CMD.exe window from popping up?

EDIT: The answer to #1 is unfortunately a “no.”
Anyone know a way to make the mouse.bat file run silently so there’s no CMD.exe pop-up? I tried an /s switch, but no joy.

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