Executing MSI package from the command line

I am running the following command from DOS (share server) to be install in windows 7 machine
with the following switch.
"\\servname\folder\someSetup.exe" /NOREBOOT /PASSIVE /QUIET /CONTROLLERS "servname.domain.dc" /ENABLE_HDX_PORTS /ENABLE_REAL_TIME_TRANSPORT
I noticed that in the middle of the execution a popup reboot menu appears. How can I suppress the popup menu?
michael john ocasio

http://unattended.sourceforge.net/InnoSetup_Switches_ExitCodes.html
michael john ocasio

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