Telnet is missing from the default install of Windows 7, as it was in Windows Vista. The process, though, to install it is exactly the same as before:
Start by opening Control Panel and then go to Programs and Features
Then once open, down the left-hand side, you’ll see an option Turn Windows Features on or off - go into that.
Then scroll down in the list and check the box next to “Telnet Client” and click OK. Windows will then install telnet, and you’ll be able to run it from a command prompt as normal.
You could, of course, download PuTTY and use that instead of the Windows version of telnet, and benefit from a wide range of additional features.
Other posts which may be of interest..
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How to install telnet in Windows Vista
Installing the Telnet Client on Windows 2008 using a Command Prompt
Install Microsoft PowerShell in Windows Server 2008 Quickly from the Command Prompt
No E-Mail Client in Windows 7? Where’s Windows Mail or Outlook Express?
Burning/Writing an ISO Image Under Windows 7



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