Printing to a Deskjet 1000 from a terminal services session (2003) on my XP laptop.

The printer is a CH340-64001 and it works fine on an XP laptop. When an attempt is made to use it during a terminal services session it fails because Server 2003 does not have the drivers for the printer.
When I try to run the installation from the CD I get a message that the operating system is not compatible.
Is there any way to install the XP drivers to Server 2003 or does the printer need to be replaced with another model?

There isn't a way, that I know of, to get the printer's XP drivers to work with Server 2008. However, there is an alternate driver that you can try using. It's the Deskjet 990c driver. It's a generic inkjet driver that works with most inkjet printers. It should work with the printer you're using. That's really the only thing I can think of that might work.
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