Task sequence issue[OS Deployment]

Hi All,
we have created a test environment for OS deployment. we are using SCCM 2012 SP1. Dp is installed on same server. SCCM site server OS is windows 2008 R2. we have captured the image using MDT tool. We have problem that whenever we do a deployment we
get below issues.
1. OS installed on next available logical drive(in my case it's D:\)
2. when we create a task sequeste using task sequence veriable(http://sccmfaq.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/sccm-2012-sp1-install-windows-7-to-drive-letter-c/
) it gives us error "There is not enough space on the disk. (Error: 80070070; Source: Windows) ApplyOperatingSystem"
3. When we create a task sequence and provide dive name for "Apply operating system", it works fine on a system which has two partition(c & D) but which has one drive( only C) gives error("There is not enough space on the disk. (Error:
80070070; Source: Windows) ApplyOperatingSystem" ) as mentioned in 2.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Rakesh Kumar

Thanks for the suggestion but that did not help me either.
To brief more about the scenario,
I have captured the image using MDT and deploying the image via SCCM 2012 Sp1.
I also found that the same image when deployed via MDT wipes the second parition (D:\ drive). IS this is the root cause of my problem. Is there any way i can customise and handle it within TS.
Regards, Shweta Karalkar

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    Hi,
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    However the task sequence did not deploy to my new laptop in SCCM collection.
    Step that i use to deploy OS for this new model
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    2. Add the computer to SCCM deployment collection using tool "SCCM add Computer to Collection v.1.0.0.3" with new netbios name and i saw it inside the collection
    3 Task sequence did not push to this new model and from SCCM server i unable to ping it , it display error
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    Regards,
    Chungb

    did it obtain IP address from DHCP server? is DNS server address is configured in DHCP scope? can you ping using IP address?
    if drivers are proper will suggest to update it in boot media & enable command line support to make it easy for deployment & troubleshooting.
    Prashant Patil

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