Bootcamp Windows 7 Start Up takes longer in MBP 13 2011 than in MBP 13 2010

Hi,
I used to have a Macbook Pro 13, middle of 2010.
Now, I changed it for the i7 Macbook Pro 13, early 2011.
In both macs I've been using Windows 7 over bootcamp, and also, Parallels 6.
The problem that I have with the new one i7 2011, is that it takes a lot of time to boot in Windows. It even shows a black screen before booting windows for many seconds. The old one 13 from 2010, used to boot in Windows 7 without the black screen, so it was much more faster.
This problem does not happen when I start the windows bootcamp partition using Parallels 6 in Mac OS X 1.6.7.
In fact, since I have an SSD Drive, it boots faster the windows 7 bootcamp partition from parallels in MAC OSX, than booting window 7 bootcamp directly from the beginning.
I have Bootcamp 3.2, and Apple Software Update in Windows 7 does not show any missing new versions of bootcamp drivers.
Any help is greatly appreciated,
Thanks
Luciano

OK, I think the solution is close to these ones:
It seems that bootcamp messes around with the windows 7 activation somehow... Even if the Windows 7 is a legal copy as mine is... And my copy of windows says "Activated" on my Control Panel -> System
Anyway, here are the links...
- http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=779252
- http://viperfx07.blogspot.com/2010/01/tutorial-fixing-slow-booting-in-windows.ht ml this last link It seems it uses a SLIC program to activate windows... Don;t understand it...
I still haven'ttested it.... And I think, since They deal with the Master Boot Record, it could break the bootcamp partition and make it not-bootable...
So, if someone of you guys don't mind to test it, I'll really thank you. (My bootcamp partition has lot of work-related files) and I don't want to mess around with it...

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