No Boot Camp Volumes Found

I'm running into a situation that I can't seem to resolve.

First, the error: "No Boot Camp Volumes Found. VMware Fusion could not find any Boot Camp volumes on this Mac."

Now my variables:

1. VMware Fusion Version 6.0.3 (1747349)
2. Mac OS X 10.9.2
3. MacBook Pro 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7 Retina (I think this is a 2013 model)
4. I can provide more data if need for the variables.

I work in an imaging environment and it's a must. I don't have the time/resources to build up all the OSes, for all the machines I have, from scratch.

I have an MDT 2013 server environment for my Windows deployment. I use VMware Workstation to create all my various Windows builds.

I have a handful of users that truly utilize a Windows Boot Camp partition along side their Mac OS X install. Most of these users like to run both OSes simultaneously and we utilize VMware Fusion for that. Traditionally I'd image the Mac and then build up the Windows 7 Boot Camp partition from scratch. It's a long tedious process.

Two weeks ago I tried something new. I'll try to list out the process:

1. Image a Windows machine utilizing MDT (pretty standard and never any issues)
2. Pull that hard drive and connect it, via USB, to my target Mac machine (in this case a MacBook Pro Retina)
3. At this stage I'll take one of two different paths (and I've tested each several times, but always with a failure)
   1. I will create a full blown Boot Camp partition utilizing Boot Camp Assistant (this means the entire process all the way to installing Windows 7 from DVD/USB), or
   2. I manually create a Fat32 partition to manually install Windows 7 on via Disk Utility.
4. Next, I utilize Winclone Pros' "Restore To Volume..." function. (Basically copies the Windows 7 USB connected Hard Drive to the target Boot Camp partition on the Mac)
5. This always works successfully. I can always boot the Mac into Windows without issues. Update it. Install drivers. The works.
6. Now, I boot back into Mac and I start VMware Fusion 6. I want to utilize the Boot Camp partition in VMware Fusion, so I go -> File -> More options... -> Install from Boot Camp
7. And at this point it completely fails with the message: "No Boot Camp Volumes Found. VMware Fusion could not find any Boot Camp volumes on this Mac."

If I build the entire scenario from scratch, meaning no imaging at all, then VMware Fusion doesn't have this issue with Boot Camp Volumes. But, the moment I image my Windows 7 build onto the partition (which completely works), VMware Fusion no longer finds a Boot Camp partition.

I've Googled and haven't found a whole lot of info on this. What little I found didn't help (meaning I'm not running any sort of NTS third party software on these Mac Builds).

I'm hoping for some insight/guidance on this issue... even if it's a really silly error on my part.

I can provide deeper detail if need to assist with troubleshooting.

Thanks!