0x80070570 error when deploying reference image

Question

I've followed all the steps in creating a reference image. When I boot the reference computer and deploy the Windows 7 x64 Enterprise (build 6.1.7600.16385) image to it, it gets about half way through and then says:
"Windows cannot install required files. The file may be corrupt or missing. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation. Error code: 0x80070570"
The ISO for Windows 7 is good as I have used it before when burning it as a DVD and was able to setup multiple machines with it. Also in previous testing I was able to use this same ISO/DVD to setup a new machine and sysprep it with out a problem. This issue is occuring only with MDT deployment.
Has anyone else gotten this error or know of a fix?
Full error:
Setup failed applying image \\xxxxxxxxxx\DeploymentShare$\blah blah\install.wim, rc = 31
ZTI ERROR - Non-zero return code by LTIApply, rc = 31
Litetouch deployment failed, Return Code = -214767259 0x80004005

Answer 1

For what it's worth, I'm having the same problem.  I was happy to see that it worked for you when you chose to "Completely regenerate the boot images" so I tried the same thing.  I'm still getting the same error, though.  
I decided to try the install to different hardware to see if it was a device-specific or hardware-specific problem.  Same thing happens.  I've successfully deployed to both pieces of hardware in the past. 
I'm trying to update my deployment source with the newly released Windows 7 ISO that has SP1 integrated.  I figured it'd be a simple case of importing the new Operating System in MDT's Deployment Workbench, updating my task sequence to use the new OS,
and regenerating the boot image.  
Anyone have any more ideas on what to try?
I don't have a suggestion as I'm in the same boat, but I would love to get some documentation on exactly what the interaction is between MDT and WDS. Boot images are contained in WDS, but if you import a reference OS image into WDS it won't be seen in MDT unless
you re-import it. I'm not real clear on this.
I'm also working with WinXP in this environment currently so that adds an extra wrinkle, but it's still quite the convoluted process, IME.