Hi，挺老的问题了。但是自己碰到了，并找了很久的方案，国内的方案似乎都是用1020的驱动替代。按照那个方法尝试，结论是不行。
为此，我去英文版的hp网站上找了答案。供后人参考！
信息来源：Windows 7 and HP Laserjet 1000
为了方便大家查看，我把重点复制过来。
如果大家想深入，建议看原帖。
Hi again. Just assembled a new PC. Installed Windows 7 - Ultimate / 64 bit and, of course, lost the functionality of the LaserJet 1000, the most used printer in our home network.
Saw in a web search that you could install it in XP MODE, which is supported by W7 versions Pro, Ultimate and Enterprise, but without too much detail.
Don´t despair yet if you have the Home version: There seems to be enough information in the following link to get XP functionality on your W7-Home:
CREATE XP MODE FOR WINDOWS 7 HOME VERSION & VISTA (Not necessary if you have Pro, Ultimate or Enterprise)
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/11060/create-an-xp-mode-for-windows7-home-versions-and-vista/
DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL XP MODE FOR Pro / Ultimate / Enterprise - if this is your case: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx
START XP MODE AND INSTALL THE LASERJET 1000: Just like you did when you installed it in XP. I used my original HP - CD, and it worked fine. But I guess you could also used the downloaded "lj1488en.exe" and "lj1000hostbased-en.exe" installers, recommended by Los 15 (see my post of 11-07-2011).
THE HITCH IS THAT AFTER INSTALL THERE IS NO PRINTER: the software is installed with the printer disconnected, from both power and USB, and everything seems to run fine, but when you are prompted to connect the USB and power, after the driver is installed, NOTHING HAPPENS and hence the "Next" button is not enabled. The printer is not detected. You have to end the process either through "Skip" or "Cancel". And it does not show up in Devices and Printers. But LaserJet 1000 DOS shows up.
I lost a lot of time trying to solve this - even a web search for: "Windows 7" "XP mode" "detect USB printer", yielded nothing. It was only by chance, during a web search for: " is either not properly connected to your computer or the power source" "xp mode", which reflected part of the error message that the printer was giving, plus "xp mode", that I found the following link, which led to the solution:
How to Access USB Devices in Windows Virtual PC for Windows 7
How about that for precise web searches? If it hadn´t been for this lucky strike I would probably still be searching. Follow this procedure and the printer will work. Or, even better, do this before installing the printer and the installation should proceed without any problem - but the printer would need to be connected for XP Mode to see it; so, don't know. You need to repeat this procedure everytime you start XP Mode to use the printer. As is mentioned there, in the link, when you can access the printer in XP Mode, you cannot access it from W7. So "Shared", under the USB drop down menu, is worth nothing in this case. The LaserJet 1000 that appears in Devices and Printers, under W7, is essentially a dummy - good for nothing.
ACCESS "VIRTUAL PC - XP MODE" FROM WINDOWS 7: When you start "Windows Explorer" in W7, there is a folder at the bottom called "Network". If XP mode is running, there should be a folder named "VIRTUALXP-XXXX" that should show the shared contents of XP Mode - LaserJet 1000 included. But, of course, if you click on it it will only give you a message that the folder cannot be accessed. It is in this folder that the printer should appear - after a few days of web searching, I have yet to see a successful installation of it directly into W7. In order to be able to access the shared content of XP mode, from W7, you could follow instructions in the following link:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/window-7-and-xp-virtual-pc-question...
You end up seeing XP Mode as one more PC in the network, which seems to be the way W7 treats it.
Don´t worry if it looks like it is addressed to other problems, it solves the present one. THIS SEEMS TO BE A MUST IF YOU WANT TO USE THE PRINTER FROM ANY LOCATION OUTSIDE OF XP MODE - INCLUDING ITS HOST W7 SYSTEM (This is not intended as a joke, but it sounds like one).
AS A FINAL NON-INTENDED JOKE: If you want to be able to print to the LaserJet 1000 from the W7 system that is hosting XP Mode, you have to follow the proceedure given by Los 15 for the 64 bit computer, which is contained in my post of 11-07-2011. In this case I had to create a Local Port named "\\VIRTUALXP-45787\Printer". "Printer" was the name of the "HP LaserJet 1000 DOS" in the network of XP Mode. Just tried it, and it works. You do have to print to the "HP LaserJet 1100 (MS)", as stated by Los 15. Also, follow the same procedure to print to the LaserJet 1000 from other network computers, just as Los 15 stated. Also tried and it again works.
Hope this is useful to somebody. Good luck to those who use it.
Needless to say how sincerely grateful I feel to all those that contributed the information contained in the links cited above, that have allowed us to keep our most appreciated LaserJet 1000.
I think one of the reasons for HP not to produce its W7 software must have been the ultra high realiability of this printer - little need of replacement.
It is the only laser printer we have ever bought. We have had it for close to 9 years, during which it has never jammed on its own. It has only jammed 3 times because of users putting in paper that had too much printing (page was almos entirely black, and it stuck to the roller), or staples, or was folded at the edge. And it has never needed repair. Can´t say anything near close to this for our inkjets.
On the 32bit Machine:
1. Delete all instances of LaserJet 1000
2. Download XP version of HP LaserJet 1000 Printing Software Solution at the following link:http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=45675&pr...
3. Extract the Printing Software Solution files to folder, e.g. c:\hp\lj1488
4. Cancel the auto install. Trust me, cancel the install.
5. Navigate to the extracted files, sort by type and for every .exe file you will need to right click and set compatibility mode to Windows XP SP3.
6. After setting all the .exe files to the correct compatibility mode run setup.exe.
7. After successful install you will notice two printers. One is the LaserJet 1000 and the other is the LaserJet 1000 DOS. They are not read to print. Need to fix driver issue on LaserJet 1000 in the next step.
8. Download the XP version of the Host Based Driver at the same link above.
9. Extract those files to folder, e.g. c:\hp\lj1000hb
10. Go back to Printers and Devices and right click the LaserJet 1000 printer. Update the driver to the host based driver.
11. Now here is the crucial part, Right Click on LaserJet 1000 DOS printer. Change the port from print to file to USB.
12. Share the LaserJet 1000 DOS printer.
On the 64 bit Windows 7 machine trying to connect to the shared printer:
1. Add a printer and choose local printer.
2. Add a port, choose create a new port, choose local port
3. Enter a port name. The port name will be \\Computer Name\Share Printer Name, in this case use the LaserJet 1000 DOS printer
4. Then choose the following driver when creating the printer: HP LaserJet 1100 MS. Works perfect with that DOS printer.
5. Do a test print and give yourself a high five.
6. Winning.
Good luck.
Here are the links I used to piece this together:
http://forums.driverguide.com/showthread.php?t=46368&page=2 (VTSteve post)
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/56009-3-laserjet-1000-compatible (KellyB post)
信息三（推荐）：
Solution Found when using over network
This was done on a 64bit version of windows 7
Go to "Add a printer"
Select the printer in this case a laserjet 1000
window will pop up and say "No driver found"
Click OK
window pops up "Add Printer Wizard" with two columns
the left column says "Manufacturer" and the right one says "Printers"
In the "Manufacturer" column select "Generic"
Then in the "Printers" column select "MS Publisher Imagesetter"
Now click OK
On next window click Next
Then you can click on "Print a test page" to verify
Click Finish when you are done
That's it. I printed this page with no problems
以上信息还没测试，等我测试后我继续回。
