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I don't think you want the tool location to be gitk.cmd. The gitk.cmd launchs a graphical git browser.
If you really need a cmd file, then you probably want to invoke git.cmd rather than gitk.cmd.
There have been other bug reports which reported issues with using git.cmd, and my experience has been only with git.exe. I'd recommend using git.exe as the tool until you find compelling reasons to do otherwise.