Is there some configuration not to cut commandline results?

I have a program, called <Company>.<Product>.CommonBackground.exe.
In order to check if it was running, I launched:

tasklist | findstr /I "background"

I saw nothing, so I ran:

C:>tasklist | findstr /I "common"

This gave the following results:

<Company>.Common.Prog1            4460 Services  0   66,016 K
<Company>.Common.Prog2            8656 Services  0   88,824 K
<Company>.Common.Prog3            7308 Services  0  221,772 K
<Company>.Common.Prog4           11932 Services  0  250,052 K
<Company>.Common.Prog5            4748 Services  0  145,244 K
<Company>.Common.Prog6            2540 Services  0  116,872 K
<Company>.<Product>.CommonBack   19248 Services  0  276,424 K

(Don’t count the amount of characters, it’s falsified during the obfuscation)

The fact that the entire name is not shown, is due to the shortened “image name”, as you can see here:

Image Name                     PID Session Name        Session#    Mem Usage
========================= ======== ================ =========== ============

Apparently, the “image name” is shortened after 26 characters.

I know that, by using tasklist /FO CSV, I can get the full name, but I prefer some configuration which makes sure that commandline commands always give full answers instead of shortened ones.

Does such a configuration/registry entry/… exist? (I’m working with Windows Server, version 24H2)