Hide the Deployment window in a built executable

My LabVIEW application uses Shared Variables to pass data around, and therefore my built executable needs to deploy the shared variables at launch. This is all handled automatically it seems by the builder/executable, but it results in a Deployment Window appearing when I launch the executable. It takes a good few seconds to deploy all my variables, and until it's done my application panel doesn't appear.
Personally I think this looks ugly and quite unusual for an application, I'm sure there will be questions asked by the customer, so I was hoping there might be some way to suppress or hide the deployment window?
This is a snapshot of the window about half way through deployment:
Thoric (CLA, CLED, CTD and LabVIEW Champion)

Hi Thoric,
Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to hide the Deployment Progress dialog box when deploying Shared Variables in and executable. This is confirmed in the Knowledge Base article below.
Can You Hide the Deploy... Dialog Box that Displays when Downloading to Real-Time Targets Or Buildin...
I certainly agree with you however that this is a great recommendation for a future feature in LabVIEW and as such I recommend that you post it as a suggestion on the Product Suggestion Center which I have also linked below for your convenience.
Product Suggestion Center
Best Regards,
Christian Hartshorne
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