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"batch files" "silent mode" "@echo off"

I am trying to suppress the dos window that appears when a batch file runs. I take care of about 50 public workstations and I want a batch file to run when the user logs in but I don't want them to be able to see it. What has been happening is the batch file starts but the user closes it before the batch finishes and so the task is not completed. I've tried @echo off but this doesn't seem to do anything.
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