

I decompressed the required files and TADA.
#Microsoft windows 7 hyperterminal download install
Please note: Owning the Win-XP makes me the legitimate owner of it Close Hyper, open CMD and enter hyper install hyper-snazzy for installing a theme. 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. Then I turned to the web only to find that it is no more available with newer Windows installations. HyperTerminal Private Edition, both the new commercial version (7.x) and the last free version (6. 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. Almost all the gadgets i build or use need it. 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. Now from the folders, you can create a shortcut for hypertrm.exe and run it to get HyperTerminal back OR if you wish to get HyperTerminal on Start Menu, then put the hypertrm.exe file in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs. So, if all you need is secure shell functionality then there is no reason to look for HyperTerminal alternatives. Well I upgraded my PC after decades (From PIV and Windows XP (Yes that is right)). Microsoft cushioned the blow of removing Hyperterminal by building a secure shell command into the command line program that still comes with Windows.
