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I ran into this issue as well.  When you build your model image, use this hack to remove the 100 Mb partition.  Unless you use bit locker you don't need this.

1. Once Windows 7 Setup is loaded, press Shift + F10 keys at the first setup screen (which allows selection of language, keyboard and locale). A Command Prompt window will be opened.
2. Run Diskpart, the built-in disk partitioning tool of Windows 7 with the following command:

   diskpart

3. Type in the following command one by one, follow by Enter key to create a partition (text in brackets are comments only):

   list disk (to show the ID number of the hard disk to partition, normally is Disk 0)
   select disk 0 (change 0 to another number if applicable)
   clean
create partition primary size=80000 (create a partition with 80 GB space; to use entire disk as one partition, omit the “size=value” parameter switch; use similar command to create more partition if needed or create in Windows 7 after installation)
   select partition 1
active
format fs=ntfs quick
exit

4. Type exit at command prompt to close Command Prompt window.
5. Continue Windows 7 installation as usual. Remember to just highlight and select the partition just created when come to partition screen.

Hi, we also had problems with two disks, the sysprep somehow tampers with the mounted devices.

So before you sysprep, open regedit and export HKLM/SYSTEM/MountedDevices key and leave regedit open (you cannot open it afterwards, so it's important that you leave it open).

Than open a command prompt "Run as Administrator" and run the sysprep command with /quit at the end (instead of shutdown or restart).

example: sysprep /oobe /generalize /unattend:C:\temp\unattend.xml /quit

Wait until it's finished and re-import the Mounted Devices key that youexported earlier again in the still opened regedit.

After that you can shutdown or restart the computer and capture the image.

hope this helps!