Where is Hyperterm.exe for WinXP?

[TJ Hvasta, NS2E]

Hello all,

Where did HyperTerm go? I am using XPHome and have need for a terminal program
to configure a terminal node controller(TNC) for my ham radio and have nothing
installed in XP I can use.. Where can I find it? Is it on the value-added
folder or some obscure location, can I still get it? Can I run a version from
9x?

dyin' here...

Thanks,

TJ
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[Doug]

Menu/Accessories/communications/hyperterminal

Doug
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[NS2E]

No, it isnt there.

Menu/Accessories/communications/hyperterminal

Doug
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[David Candy]

You may need to install it from Add/Remove Programs - Windows Components - Communications - Hyperterminal. Typing hypertrm in Start Run will start it if installed and you deleted the Start menu shortcut.

 

[Uwe Sieber]

Hello all,

Where did HyperTerm go? I am using XPHome and have need for a terminal program
to configure a terminal node controller(TNC) for my ham radio and have nothing
installed in XP I can use.

Try TeraTerm:
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002416/teraterm.html

It is old, it looks old but it works great and it's free.


Greetings from Germany

Uwe

 

[Steve N.]

Hello all,

Where did HyperTerm go? I am using XPHome and have need for a terminal program
to configure a terminal node controller(TNC) for my ham radio and have nothing
installed in XP I can use.. Where can I find it? Is it on the value-added
folder or some obscure location, can I still get it?

Add/Remove Programs/Windows Components/Communication

Can I run a version from

9x?

Yes, in fact the 9x version is more compatible with some older
equipment, particularly with regard to F-keys. The 2K/XP versions do not
pass F-key presses to the equipment and I've found no way to make them
do so.

Steve N.

 

[Guest]

TJ,
What TNC do you have? I might have a 'real' tnc program around and good
in ARRL.NET site too.

 

[TJ, NS2E]

Hi Sparky,

It's a KPC3, v5.1. I was trying to use HyperTerm to get it configured, but it's
is not in Accessories/Communications, and there is not an option to reinstall it
in Add/Remove Programs. I have PacTerm, but it is a DOS version and it's really
tough to use with XP. I was hoping to find a Win9x version of HyperTerm, but
all my machines are XP...

73,

TJ, NS2E

 

[TJ, NS2E]

Thanks Dave, but it isnt installed anywhere, typed it in Run window when I didnt
find it in Access/Comm menu. It isnt even an option in Add/Remove Windows
Components, Communications.

TJ

 

[TJ, NS2E]

Steve,,

It isnt installed anywhere, typed it in Run window when I didnt find it in
Access/Comm menu. It isnt an option in Add/Remove Windows Components,
Communications. Not even in the 'select from' list to check-mark... just isnt
there. XPHome, SP2.

Thanks anyway..

TJ

 

[Kelly]

Hi,

Start/Run: hypertrm.exe

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All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP)

Taskbar Repair Tool
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[Steve N.]

Steve,,

It isnt installed anywhere, typed it in Run window when I didnt find it in
Access/Comm menu. It isnt an option in Add/Remove Windows Components,
Communications. Not even in the 'select from' list to check-mark... just isnt
there. XPHome, SP2.

Thanks anyway..

TJ

Copy it and it's associated files from another PC (do a search for
hypertrm.*). It doesn't really need to be installed, just copied and run.

You might also do a search for other free telnet software on the web. I
hear there's much better apps out there than Hyperterminal anyway, such
as PuTTY.

Steve N.