What driver enables Laserjet 4000 PCL 6 in Windows 7?

Is there driver related to HP Laserjet 4000 PCL 6 that will work with it and Windows 7? (Laser 4000 PCL 6 per se isn't supported by Windows 7.)

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You may try the 4100 PCL6, it should work
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I Working at PGVCL (Leading Electricity Distribution COmpany o Gujarat (India) ) having many HP printers Laserjet 1015 PCL. Now, recently our company upgrade our computer system with OS of Windows 8.1(64 bit),now trouble of printing start. No any above printers install in PC, due to non availibility of that Drivers. I checked HP websites for that Drivers. but our requirements driver not available in it. Finaly many printers of HP become unusable for us.
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Hi,
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Phychopomp1,
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