Does TestComplete Truly run Headless (TestExecute as well)?

So we have one (1) TestComplete License, we have the TestExecute which comes with it.

There are Three machines involved in this scenario, but Only 1 Requires TestComplete

(named myDesktop to develop tests), and 1 (named myVM, a virtual machine) requires

TestExecute to run tests. The third Machine (named myAppMachine) houses the web

software I am testing.

Here's what works so far:

1) I can develop GUI tests and scripts in Testcomplete from myDesktop

   *I can run them from myDesktop against an app on myAppMachine (Yay it works)

2) I can install TestExecute on myVM, and drop my tests/projectsuite there and

    invoke TestExecute against them.  Remember these tests are testing what is on

    myAppMachine.

  *I can log onto this VM, and successfully run my tests with TestExecute (Yay again)

3) I need to NOT Log into my VM to make this happen.  I need to invoke a .bat file on

    the VM from another system (or ps exec or whatever) and launch these tests

   "headless" meaning NO HUMAN HAND clicks go, or types in "EXECUTE", or SEES

    ANY GUI at any time.  And yes of course  some of these tests are GUI tests (Most in

    fact).  That's the point of trying this tool.

   (Screech, Halt, Stop) <- I want this to say "Yay".  Please tell me if this is possible.

   Please do tell me if it's impossible so I stop reading about it and spinning my wheels

   for no good reason.  That is:

   If you know I cannot launch a set of TestComplete Tests at the Completion of a build,

   AUTOMATICALLY,   on a remote machine, please tell me.

   If you know I can indeed do this please tell me that instead and I will continue to try

   and build a Test.proj file to launch a remote command to the VM to execute a .bat file

   with a TestExecute invokation in there to run the tests.

4) I have read all your stuff at "Remote Tests via Remote Desktop", and "Running

   Tests in Minimized Remote Desktop Windows", etc.  I have made the Registry entry

   for "RemoteDeskto_Suppressed_When_Mimized", etc. and cannot seem to find a

   "Headless" answer. Here is what I mean by Headless":

    After my tests (yes GUI tests) are written, dry run, put in place, and connected to a

    script for launching I do not have to touch it to start it, or ever see the GUI.  I just

    want to see the results in my email (which I already "Packed" and emailed

    successfully in a little script).  My Build completion (Test.proj) will ultimately launch

    them, but right now I cannot get them to run "Headless".  Logging in and starting the

   tests is not an option for me here so please be forthcoming because I LIKE YOUR

   TOOL and I still want to believe it can do this.

If we can get this to work, I can develop a suite of tests.  If it works (and continues

to work) we will renew our license next summer (and most likely upgrade it), otherwise

this tool will not serve us.  For now I am the sole "Beta" person involved with this.  I

write C#/Selenium tests and they run just fine headless (against the same app I am

trying to test headless with your tool).  You can use a phantomjs driver (htmlunit driver if you are using Java) and these GUI tests run headless just fine. 



BUT I WANT YOURS TO WORK FOR US.  You know why?  Two Reasons:

1) I am Stubborn and don't give up & more importantly:

2) If we get other "Testers" to use this next year, if we upgrade our license, your I

    interface would be nice for them (not being developers). I can do the scripts and 

    other dev stuff for them).  MY C# and Selenium works, but other testers are not

    developers so I would have to be the sole developer of  ALL the automated tests

    for the rest of my life :(

Thanks, Chris