That said, when using HyperTerminal, you may encounter some issues. Some of the most common HyperTerminal issues are:

HyperTerminal not opening HyperTerminal does not show text HyperTerminal does not show com port HyperTerminal not sending commands HyperTerminal not receiving data HyperTerminal not responding HyperTerminal not taking keyboard input

In this article, we take a look at a couple of troubleshooting tips to help you resolve the common HyperTerminal issues in Windows.

How do I fix common HyperTerminal issues?

1. HyperTerminal is not opening

1.1 Check your antivirus

If you are running an Enterprise version of Windows, you may need to contact your IT administrator to disable the antivirus or add an exception. Looking to Install Windows Terminal on Windows 10? Check out this article for detailed steps

2. HyperTerminal does not show text

3. HyperTerminal does not show com port

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4. HyperTerminal not sending commands

5. HyperTerminal not receiving data

6. HyperTerminal not taking keyboard input

HyperTerminal by default has disabled Echo Typed Characters Locally feature. If HyperTerminal is not taking keyboard input, check if the feature is disabled. Click on File and select Properties. Open the Settings tab. Click ASCII Setup. Check Echo Typed Character Locally option and click OK.

In this article, we have covered some of the common HyperTerminal issues and troubleshooting tips to fix the issues. Closely following each of the above-mentioned steps will surely help you solve your issue. If you have any other issues related to HyperTerminal that is not listed here, let us know in the comments and we’ll make sure to include it.

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