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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 004.165
EAN: 9780789742421
Edition: 4 Pap/Cdr/
ISBN: 078974242X
Label: Que
Manufacturer: Que
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 624
Publication Date: October 12, 2009
Publisher: Que
Studio: Que
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CompTIA A+ Exam Cram, Fourth Edition, is the perfect study guide to help you pass CompTIA’s newly-updated versions of the A+ exams. It provides coverage and practice questions for every exam topic. The book contains an extensive set of practice questions, including 200 printed questions in two full practice exams, while the CD-ROM test engine provides real-time practice and feedback with an additional 200 questions.
Covers the critical information you’ll need to know to score higher on your A+ exams!
- Understand PC components, including motherboards, processors, memory, power, storage, audio, video, and I/O devices
- Install, configure, maintain, troubleshoot, and fix desktop and notebook PC hardware
- Install and configure Windows Vista and other Windows operating systems
- Use Windows utilities to troubleshoot and fix operating system problems
- Understand essential networking technologies, devices, protocols, cabling, and connections
- Set up small office/home office networks, including Internet and Wi-Fi connections
- Troubleshoot and fix failed client-side network connections
- Secure computers and networks, identify security problems, and eliminate viruses and malware
- Detect and solve the most common printing problems
- Perform essential preventive maintenance
- Master essential safety and operational procedures for PC technicians
- Prepare yourself effectively for exam day
CD Features 200 Practice Questions
- Detailed explanations of correct and incorrect answers
- Multiple test modes
- Random questions and order of answers
- Coverage of each A+ exam objective
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I'm an independent contractor. I need certifications to establish credibility with my customers. Without it, I'm just another geek and who knows if I know what I'm talking about.
I don't have a huge company behind me with a big training budget. It comes out of my own pocket.
I used this book to prepare for the A+ exam and passed it on the first try.
Don't expect a thrilling read. It's workman like and to the point. You will be tempted to skip over sections that ... Read More
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The book itself is a great cram read for Comptia A+ exam, because it does touch upon the material that will be covered, but I recommend video tutorials for those who are new to the computing technology. Supplementing this reading with video tutorials from either transignal or cbt nuggets, you will definitely pass the exam. For those who have doing IT for more than 2 years, this book is just fine.
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Although I have not yet taken CompTIA A+ exam, I can say I am very satisfied with what I have read and studied so far from this book. This book has a lot of detailed information cramed into a relatively small package. If nothing else, it has certainly given me the confidence to take on the high priced CompTIA A+ exam.
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This is an excellent resource and it helped me considerably to pass my A+ exams.
The author explains things very clearly with excellent visual aides and examples.
I would offer one word of caution. This is an exam cram intended for someone who already has the general knowledge covered in the A+ Objectives. If you come into it without that experience, this book doesn't go into enough detail on all of the subjects to fully prepare you.
One minor black mark. I found ... Read More
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If you've got some level of experience (personal or professional) with installing, configuring, and troubleshooting PC hardware and Windows (XP/Vista), this is the perfect book to get you to prep for and more importantly, pass the A+ Exam the first try. If you don't have any of that experience, this book is still helpful, but I'd recommend practicing (ie. building a PC, installing/configuring a Windows OS, etc.) alongside reading through the book to see first hand the material being covered.
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