Instructions for activating TFTP and Telnet Client on Windows 10

TFTP or Trivial File Transfer Protocol allows users to transfer files or transfer files from a remote computer. However, by default TFTP is disabled on Windows 10/8/7, so if you want to use TFTP you must enable the option.

Enable TFTP and Telnet Client on Windows 10

To enable TFTP and Telnet Client on Windows 10, follow the steps below:

1. Press Windows + X key combination to open the Power User menu. Here you click Control Panel to open the Control Panel window.

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2. On the Control Panel window, find and click Programs.

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3. On the next window, click the Turn Windows features link on or off under Programs and Features.

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4. At this time, the Windows Features window appears. Here you find and select the TFTP Client and Telnet Client and click OK.

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5. The activation process of Telnet and TFTP clients on Windows 10 will take some time. After finishing on the screen will display a Command Prompt window, you enter the tftp and telnet commands into it to check if these options are working properly.

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Good luck!