Yup, there is a checkbox in image's properties in TD that adds /noguiboot to
boot.ini
Settings > Other Settings > Do not display GUI boot screens.
The caveat is that /noguiboot turns off BSoD too. So if the system
encounters stop error during startup, you will not see an explanation.
On the other hand, this can be desired behavior for embedded system. A blank
screen on public terminal may be better than BSoD I suppose
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