Deployed OS unable to use mouse and keyboard?

I have an really odd issue,
Since a few days I have an really odd issue, everytime I deploy an Image via MDT to a certain server type I am unable to move the mouse or use the keyboard. I can control it in the bios etc, but as soon as windows boots I lose control over the mouse and
keyboard. I recreated an image on a different server, put that back and the same thing happened. I deploy the images via WDS and it works fine there. Even after the OS is installed I can boot into PXE and I can control the mouse
When I create the image everything is fine, but when I deploy it to a different machine it's not able to be controlled.
Has anyone experienced this ever before? Deploying a fresh windows copy works. but I have no clue where and how I can read log files. The servers in question are Dell PowerEdges R210 II by the way.
The OS Deployed = Windows 7 PRO 64 bit
Server = Dell PowerEdge R210
Using MDT 2012 SP2 on Windows Server 2008 R2
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I'm not sure I totally follow what's going on above.
I have never had keyboard/mouse driver problems with MDT, sorry.
Can you walk up to the server an plug in a USB Keyboard? The OS should detect the new device and install the driver right then and there. If not, you may have a corrupt driver subsystem. I would also blame the KVM if you have one.
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