Skip Obtaining drivers from Windows Update using MDT 2012

Does anyone know how to disable windows from obtaining drivers online after MDT is done imaging, the reason why I ask is that after the image is done, it takes forever for a dell keyboard to install drivers because windows is searching online. I would like
to turn that setting off using MDT 2012 if possible.
Thanks,
Bobby

Dynamic update only works when you are upgrading from an existing OS, and it only downloads critical drivers; network, video, audio, and mass storage. It wouldnt help in a bare metal build and probably wouldnt have anything to do with plug and play detecting
a keyboard.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee126093(WS.10).aspx
Our online driver search hasnt worked in a while, since they began configuring our browser with a .PAC file pushed down via GPO. WinHTTP can't pick up settings from the PAC file, and we can't hard code the settings into the OS, because there are
a number of different proxies depending on where in the world you are.
I actually hard code proxy and WinHTTP settings while I build the reference image and then remove them, just so I can do automatic updates. It's amazing how much more work "security" causes sometimes.

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    Not sure what's going on here. Possibly a corrupt drive? Or the target drive is full?
    Try running the imagex command manually from a F8 cmd window (in WinPE)
    "\\OCS-MDT\CCBShare$\Tools\X64\imagex.exe" /capture /compress maximum C: "\\OCS-MDT\CCBShare$\Captures\CCB01-8_15_14.wim" "CCB01CDrive" /flags ENTERPRISE
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