Windows Server 2008 driver for LaserJet 4100 with envelope printer

I have a new Windows 2008 Server 32 and a handful of HP printers. I need a driver for the LaserJet 4100 with an envelope feeder. The universal driver doesn't appear to recognize (or give an option to find) the envelope feeder. The old drivers I used on the previous server won't install on the 2008 box.
I can;t be the only person with an envelope feeder on this machine. Can anyone help or point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Jeff

I'm afraid I'll have to refer you to the Business Support Forums for further help. They're more well-versed with Laserjet printers.
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