Win7/Base Wim/Office 2010 Patches/ Hangs deployment/Admin rights lost

Hi All, sorry for the sort of confusing title.
My issue is as follows. I have a task sequence set up to build a Base Wim for Win7EntX64 which will include office 2010x86 and run ZTIWindowsUpdate for patches. I'm having issues with the task sequence not continuing once Office installs and
ZTIWindowsUpdate runs. At this stage I notice that admin rights are lost. So my task sequence breaks down as follows:
1. Win7SP1 applies, (including large protion of patches in Packages)
2. Boot into OS, ZTIWindowsUpdate runs to patch OS
3. Office 2010 SP2 x86 is installed
4. ZTIWindowsUpdate runs to patch Office and any stragglers
5. "Imaging" portion of the task sequence runs, Prep, sysprep,capture
I've included the tail end of some of my log files.
smsts.log
bdd.log
I don't see any major issues with the logs but I'm not an expert at reading them.
Any help anyone can provide will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
***Edit***
Almost forgot, I'm running my image build/capture in Win8 hyper-v. Using MDT 2012 U1 and ADK 8.

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