Microsoft Updates after Windows 7 Deployment using MDT 2010 Update 1

Hello,
After I deploy Windows 7 using MDT 2010 Update 1, i'm prompted to download and install updates. Updates which were installed prior to the capture process. During the capture process, does something reset Windows Update and makes it think the updates were
not installed?
My process of building a custom image is as follows:
1. PXE boot and kick-off a build task sequence (install OS + drivers + soe applications). (protectmypc = 3 in unattend.xml)
2. Download and install all Microsoft Updates, configure the OS, configure third-party applications.
3. Map a network drive to my deployment share, run litetouch.vbs and kick-off a capture task sequence.
4. PXE boot and kick-off a deployment task sequence. (copy profile = true, protectmypc = 1 in unattend.xml)

I'm getting updates but they are new updates. We have updates turned off through Group Policy and after an image is deployed it is attempting to install updates which should not be installed through Windows. I also have the protectmypc setting set to 3
and have updates turned off before capture. Something is searching for updates and during the deployment process and I need to find out how to stop this from happening. Someone has to know where these updates are coming from.
Joseph N. Sunderman | IT Professional

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