Latitude E6440 Driver issues after imaging (SCCM OSD)

Hi All, 

I was not sure where to turn anymore, as this issue I have been experiencing does not seem to be solvable by Dells customer service reps yet. I figured I would give this forum a try since it has helped me in the past. 

My Current setup: I am using SCCM 2007 to image all Dell computers for the last 2 years. My task sequences are simple and efficient for our needs. I am able to image Optiplex 745, 755, 960, 990, 9010, 9020, 9030 and Latitude E6400, E6410, E6420, E6430s without an issue. I use the driver CAB files located here on this site, inject them into SCCM Driver package process and based of a simple query, the drivers get installed on the correct model. 

Everything was working fine and dandy until we heard that we could not get the E6430's anymore. We decided to get a test model for the next version E6440, so we can image and check out drivers etc. Standard operating procedure. After battling with a few imaging issues (needed new driver framework injected into .WIM), I was able to successfully get the computer to behave like all of our other models. When I log into the machine, I am bombarded with the following warnings:

It happens every time I log into the machine these pop up. It doesn't matter if I uncheck the "always ask" or click next. It happens for every user as well, about 8 or 9 in total. I know I can remove these in the RUN registry directory, but I do not want my workstation techs to do that. These drivers have been "touch free" for all other models in the past.

So after speaking with Dell Chat Rep, he said that the CAB's may not be bug free as of yet. Has anyone seen this behavior before? Is there anything that can be done to help continue automation on this? Was there a major overhaul with these models? Is this really a driver issue? I have 600+ laptops that will be ordered soon, I want to ensure they are spotless!!

the following items are noted in the pop-ups:

IGFXTRAY.exe

HKEMD.EXE

IGFXPERS.exe

REALTEKAUDIO.exe

DELLTPAD

Thanks for all the help in advance. 

Mike.