MDT 2013 Windows 8.1 application install with reboot problem

Hello!
I have a problem with an application install on Windows 8.1. I'm trying to install two applications and have activated "Reboot the computer after installting this application" for the first application. After rebooting the deployment window does
not show up agagin. BDD.log shows, that the deployment starts after the reboot but seems to hang, before the UI shows.
I tried to install this two applications under Windows 7, which works without any problems.
Here is the BDD.log for the failed deployment: http://pastebin.com/PbUH1LUq
Can anyone confirm this problem with MDT 2013 and Windows 8.1? Any ideas how to fix this?
Additional information: Further testing showed, that this problem just occurs, if the application install gets started separately after deploying the OS. If the applications are installed in one deployment together with the OS, everything works fine.

I did the same install on Windows 7, which worked without any problems. Here is the log file: http://pastebin.com/Qgn2PzyC
To make it clear:
If I run a Lite Touch Install task sequence to install Windows 8.1 and install the two applications within this LTI, everything works fine. The computer reboots after installing the first application and the deployment goes on and finishes successfully after
the reboot.
If I first install Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 via LTI and then (after LTI successfully finished) start a separate application install (using a custom task sequence with only one "Install Application" task in it), everything works fine with Windows
7 (installation continues and finishes after the reboot) but fails with Windows 8.1.
In Windows 8.1 the computer reboots after installing the first application, but after rebooting, the installation does not start again.
Keith, as you said, my environment is corrupted, I created an new fresh deployment share, just added the two test applications and the custom task sequence and tried again. Same result, Windows 7 works fine, Windows 8.1 fails by not starting the installation
after the reboot.

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1- is that hick-up problem a sign that my hard drive is on its way out (it is about 5 yrs old)
2- evertime i do a update when i restart for the first time it takes a long time, then the second time i restart it boots up like it should. why is that?
well like i said so far i havent seen any problems yet w/ 10.4.4
I'm holding off on updating itunes to 6.0.2 and ipod updater cause everything is working great w/ that and i dont want to ruin a good thing.

My ipad cannot syc with itunes on my windows 7 and stops working with a problem name of BEX can some help please?

i have tried re installing itunes several times but this keeps happening.

You maybe have to know which bit you're downloading if you have 32bit windows 7 try downloading from http://www.filehorse.com/download-itunes-32/
And if you're 64bit windows 7 try downloading from http://www.filehorse.com/download-itunes-64/

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