Following Steps will Tell you how it is done.
I decompressed the required files and TADA. Please note: Owning the Win-XP makes me the legitimate owner of it So I had Access to copressed version of the Hyperterminal. So I tried the hilgreave website ( but they were selling it for a price of $65. Navigate to Start/All Programs/Accessories/Communications, left-click on the last HyperTerminal icon, right-click on the. Specify a name for the connection, choose an icon, and click OK. Once HyperTerminal opens, it will automatically prompt you to create a new connection if none exist. Then I turned to the web only to find that it is no more available with newer Windows installations. To do so, follow these steps: Click Start Programs Accessories Communications HyperTerminal. although CMD.exe can be used for sending to com ports I searched for the good old hyperterminal. I have been using Hilgreave hyperterminal (a free software distributed with Microsoft Windows upto XP) for many years for this purpose.īut when I needed it (for a little project) Win7 did not have it. A: Windows XP had an application called HyperTerminal that was great for communicating with COM ports and performing Telnet operations. Almost all the gadgets i build or use need it. HYPERTERMINAL WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE Open the HyperTerminal Software and create anewconnection. The New OS I installed is Microsoft Windows 7 (Win7)Īs I am an engineer and electronics hobyist I need the com port a lot. Port Hyperterminal to Windows 7: Well I upgraded my PC after decades (From PIV and Windows XP (Yes that is right)).The New OS I installed is Microsoft Windows 7 (Win7)As I am an engineer and electronics hobyist I need the com port a lot.
Well I upgraded my PC after decades (From PIV and Windows XP (Yes that is right)).
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