I used an AutoHotKey script to get past some of this type of stuff. I have my script kicked off with the sysprep.inf file, and then my script kicks off the LiteTouch process directly. Basically, it will keep running, and if it doesn't see any new hardware screens for 60 seconds, it will break the loop and load the MDT process.
DriverTimer = 0
Loop
{
IfWinExist, Found New Hardware Wizard, Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard
{
WinActivate
sleep 200
send !n
sleep 2000
DriverTimer = 0
}
IfWinExist, Found New Hardware Wizard, This driver is not digitally signed!
{
WinActivate
sleep 200
send !n
DriverTimer = 0
}
IfWinExist, Files Needed
{
WinActivate
sleep 200
send {ESCAPE}
continue
DriverTimer = 0
}
IfWinExist, Hardware Installation, The software you are installing for this hardware
{
WinActivate
send !c
DriverTimer = 0
}
IfWinExist, Found New Hardware Wizard, Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard
{
WinActivate
sleep 200
send {enter}
DriverTimer = 0
}
IfWinExist, Found New Hardware Wizard, Cannot Install this Hardware
{
WinActivate
sleep 200
send {enter}
DriverTimer = 0
}
IfWinExist, System Settings Change, Windows has finished installing new devices
{
WinActivate
sleep 200
send !n
DriverTimer = 0
}
sleep 1000
DriverTimer := DriverTimer + 1
If DriverTimer > 60
{
Break
}
}
Run cscript.exe c:\MININT\Scripts\LiteTouch.wsf /start |