Labview runtime 2013 silent install

HI,
I would like to install LV runtime 2013 silently. I tried to use /qb option in CMD to install silently (setup.exe /qb), but I got the "Invalid command line parameters" error. However, if I use setup.exe /r (suppress final reboot) it works. I checked that /qb option is specified in help.
Solved!
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Please try:
setup /qb /AcceptLicenses yes
More info on Silent install can be found at http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/878FC4C374013ADF8625733D00688F67?OpenDocument
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Andrej Korosec

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