Install Windows XP HyperTerminal client on Windows 7 or Vista

If you use Windows Xp on your network. You should know there is hyperterminal
applicaion on it. Hyperterminal application helps you to connect with other remote
computers. For system administrator, it used to connect to switches or routers and
carry out maintenance operation. Unfortunately, this application is not provide by
Microsoft on Windows 7 and Vista. Of course, we can change it with another free
application that have same function, like PUTTY. But it is not same like
hyperterminal. Many features is not included.We got a better workaround to install
HyperTerminal client to WIndows 7 and Vista for free.

Here's how to install Windows XP HyperTerminal client on Windows 7 or Vista :

First step, copy hypertrm.dll and hypertrm.exe from your PC that using Windows XP to
your UFD. But if your Windows XP PC and WIndows Vista PC connected pass this step.

Second step, copy both of files (hypertrm.dll and hypertrm.exe) to a one folder on
your Windows Vista or Windows 7.

Last step, launch the hyperterminal by double click hypertrm.exe. Once you are done,
you have HyperTerminal client that works normally on Windows 7 and Vista.  Easy,
Right?

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