Windows 8 - Unique Universal Identifier (UUID) Issues

To whom it may concern,
I am deploying Windows 8 via SCCM 2012 in a corporate agency, but when I log into the workstations an error crops up
"The Group Policy Client service failed the sign-in The universal unique identifier (UUID) type is not supported".
The error cropped up with both local administrator account and with a domain account.
The system logs you out and When trying to log back in, it works fine.
I tried to search for this problem over the internet now for days, but I didn't find any solutions / answers for such error.
Does anyone knows what might be the cause for such error?
Thanks in advance,
Chris

BArnold_VU, are you using a custom image or just standard from RTM iso ?
I used a build & capture task sequence using the RTM installer to get a WIM that includes Office 2013. All current updates have been injected with offline servicing within SCCM. .Net 3.5 and Telnet Client are also enabled as part of the TS through
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