Cannot find hyperterm

A

angbob

Windows XP Home SP3

I cannot find hyperterm.

Hyperterm does not appear anywhere in Start/Programs. (I cannot find it in
the menu, and no file whose name begins with "ht" or "hyp" appears in
Documents and Settings/.../Start Menu/Programs/*.)

Hyperterm is not identified anywhere in Add/Remove Programs, Windows
Components.

I found these three Help files and Applet libraries under C:\WINDOWS\:

Apr 23 1999 .\Help\HYPERTRM.CNT
Mar 31 2003 .\Help\hypertrm.chm
Mar 31 2003 .\Help\hypertrm.hlp
Mar 31 2003 .\system32\dllcache\htrn_jis.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library
Aug 4 2004 .\$NtUninstallKB873339$\hypertrm.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library
Nov 17 2004 .\$hf_mig$\KB873339\SP2QFE\hypertrm.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library
Apr 13 2008 .\ServicePackFiles\i386\hypertrm.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library


Any thoughts on how I can get hyperterm installed?
Any thoughts on why it's not installed?
 
A

Alain Dekker

I have Hyperterminal installed at: "C:\Program Files\Windows
NT\hypertrm.exe"

and the program is in the Start menu at: Start > Programs > Accessories >
Communications.

Any help? This *might* be a Windows XP Pro function but I'm not sure.
Alain
 
B

BillW50

In Alain Dekker typed on Wed, 7 Jan 2009 17:40:05 -0000:
I have Hyperterminal installed at: "C:\Program Files\Windows
NT\hypertrm.exe"

and the program is in the Start menu at: Start > Programs >
Accessories > Communications.

Any help? This *might* be a Windows XP Pro function but I'm not sure.
Alain

It also wouldn't surprise me if some OEM versions of Windows XP doesn't
include it. I just checked all 7 of my Windows XP machines and they are all
OEM versions of they all have it.

--
Bill
2 Gateway MX6124 - Windows XP SP2
3 Asus EEE PC 701G4 ~ 2GB RAM ~ 16GB-SDHC
2 Asus EEE PC 702G8 ~ 1GB RAM ~ 16GB-SDHC
Windows XP SP2 ~ Xandros Linux - Puppy - Ubuntu
 
A

angbob

Yes, Hyperterm ought to be in Ciommunications, but in my system it's nowhere
in the Programs menus.

My Communications contains
Fax
Network Connections.lnk
Network Setup Wizard.lnk
New Connection Wizard.lnk
Wireless Network Setup Wizard.lnk

Regards, Bob
 
P

Patrick Keenan

angbob said:
Windows XP Home SP3

I cannot find hyperterm.

Hyperterm does not appear anywhere in Start/Programs. (I cannot find it
in
the menu, and no file whose name begins with "ht" or "hyp" appears in
Documents and Settings/.../Start Menu/Programs/*.)

Hyperterm is not identified anywhere in Add/Remove Programs, Windows
Components.

I found these three Help files and Applet libraries under C:\WINDOWS\:

Apr 23 1999 .\Help\HYPERTRM.CNT
Mar 31 2003 .\Help\hypertrm.chm
Mar 31 2003 .\Help\hypertrm.hlp
Mar 31 2003 .\system32\dllcache\htrn_jis.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library
Aug 4 2004 .\$NtUninstallKB873339$\hypertrm.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library
Nov 17 2004 .\$hf_mig$\KB873339\SP2QFE\hypertrm.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library
Apr 13 2008 .\ServicePackFiles\i386\hypertrm.dll HyperTerminal Applet
Library


Any thoughts on how I can get hyperterm installed?
Any thoughts on why it's not installed?


Perhaps you're just spelling it incorrectly.

Otherwise, Add it in Add/Remove Programs, Windows Components. It may not
be part of the default install for your system.

HTH
-pk
 
I

Ian D

angbob said:
Yes, Hyperterm ought to be in Ciommunications, but in my system it's
nowhere
in the Programs menus.

My Communications contains
Fax
Network Connections.lnk
Network Setup Wizard.lnk
New Connection Wizard.lnk
Wireless Network Setup Wizard.lnk

Regards, Bob

:
The XP Pro retail version has Hyperterm and the last 4 in your
list, but without the .lnk. XP does not include fax, so your
installation has fax in place of hyperterm on the menu.

Check to see if "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\hypertrm.exe"
exists. If it does, you can send a shortcut to the desktop if
you use it frequently.
 

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