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A: Windows XP had an application called HyperTerminal that was great for communicating with COM ports and performing Telnet operations. It’s no longer provided in Windows 7.
Does HyperTerminal work with Windows 7?
To use the HyperTerminal the user requires a modem, Ethernet connection or a null-modem cable. Microsoft HyperTerminal is no longer available for Windows 7/8/10. However, you can still install it using a workaround. That said, there are many excellent and modern alternatives to the software that you can use.
How do I run HyperTerminal on Windows 7?
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- Download HyperTerminal Private Edition Installer.
- Run the installer.
- If you are using Windows 7 or Vista click “Yes” on the User Account Control prompt.
- Click next.
- Agree to the terms of the license agreement, click next.
- Select the default location or specify a location, click next.
