New rMBP 13" - Trackpad/Keyboard not working during Win7 Bootcamp Installation

Hi,
I bought the new rMBP 13" 2 weeks ago and now wanted to install Win7 on an extra partition. Using the Bootcamp Assistant, I created a bootable USB drive to install. However, when booting the USB drive and getting to the first installation screen (asking for language), I don't have a cursors to select anything. Also the keyboard is not working. I thought the Win7 might lack some drivers, but I even a different Win7 distribution (64bit) but it still wasn't working. Does anyone have an idea what I could do to fix it? Obviously, not everyone has this issue.
Thanks!

Have you upgraded your EFI firmware -> http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1704?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US?
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