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CompTIA Computer Hardware Technician (A+ 220-1001)

(A-220-1001) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-046-1

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Start your prep for the CompTIA A+ certification exam with the CompTIA Computer Hardware Technician (A+ 220-1001) course and lab. The lab provides a virtual environment for users to explore and learn. The CompTIA A+ study guide completely covers the 220-1001 exam objectives and helps you understand how to troubleshoot your network, working motherboards, and CPUs, computer power supplies, memory, computer expansion, network cables, and connectors, wireless networking, mobile devices.

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To earn the CompTIA A+ Core Series certification, a candidate must clear the 220-1001 and 220-1002 exams. The CompTIA A+ 220-1001 exam covers mobile devices, networking technology, hardware, virtualization, and cloud computing, and network troubleshooting, while the 220-1002 exam covers installing and configuring operating systems, expanded security, software troubleshooting, and operational procedures.

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Interactive Lessons

17+ Interactive Lessons | 146+ Quizzes | 110+ Flashcards | 110+ Glossary of terms

Gamified TestPrep

90+ Pre Assessment Questions | 2+ Full Length Tests | 90+ Post Assessment Questions | 180+ Practice Test Questions

Hands-On Labs

63+ LiveLab | 60+ Video tutorials | 01:17+ Hours

Video Lessons

46+ Videos | 15:35+ Hours

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1

Troubleshooting

Module A: Troubleshooting theory

2

Motherboards and CPUs

Module A: Motherboards
Module B: CPUs
Summary

3

Computer power supplies

Module A: Power supply connectors
Module B: Power supply installation
Module C: Power supply troubleshooting
Summary

4

Memory

Module A: Read-only memory
Module B: Random access memory
Summary

5

Computer expansion

Module A: Expansion interfaces
Module B: Expansion card installation
Module C: Connectors and cables
Summary

6

Physical storage

Module A: Disk drives
Module B: RAID storage
Module C: Optical drives
Module D: Other storage methods
Summary

7

Input-output devices

Module A: Input devices
Module B: Output devices
Module C: Dual input-output devices
Summary

8

Display Devices

Module A: Display technologies
Module B: Display management
Summary

9

Network basics

Module A: Classifying networks
Module B: Network devices
Module C: Internet connections
Summary

10

Network cables and connectors

Module A: Twisted-pair connections
Module B: Coaxial connections
Module C: Optical media
Summary

11

Network protocols

Module A: TCP/IP settings
Module B: Transport protocols
Module C: Application protocols
Summary

12

Wireless networking

Module A: Wireless technology
Module B: Wi-Fi standards
Module C: SOHO router features
Summary

13

Virtualization and cloud computing

Module A: Virtualization
Module B: Cloud computing
Summary

14

Mobile devices

Module A: Mobile device types
Module B: Mobile device configuration
Module C: Mobile device troubleshooting
Summary

15

Printers and multi-function print devices

Module A: Printer technologies
Module B: Printer installation and maintenance
Module C: Printer troubleshooting
Summary

16

Custom computers

Module A: Custom computer considerations
Summary

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Appendix A

1

Motherboards and CPUs

Installing a PCI Sound Card
Identifying a PCI-Bus Slot
Assembling Computer Components
Installing Motherboard Components
Installing an Optical Drive and a PCI Sound Card
Installing a USB 3.0 PCI Express Card (2.0 x4)
Providing Cooling and Ventilation to a Motherboard
Identifying a CPU Socket

2

Computer power supplies

Replacing the Power Supply
Installing SMPS and Connecting it to the Motherboard
Replacing the Battery of a Smartphone and Inserting a Memory Card

3

Memory

Enabling a Device Driver
Disabling a Device Driver
Setting Up a Boot Device Priority
Enabling Hardware Virtualization
Accessing BIOS Setup in Windows 10
Viewing the Processor Information
Verifying RAM Usage
Installing Memory Modules

4

Computer expansion

Supplying Power to a SATA Drive
Installing Firewire Cards
Installing Expansion Cards on a Motherboard
Installing a NIC
Connecting a USB Printer to a Computer
Connecting the Hub with Different Devices Using USB Cables

5

Physical storage

Creating a Swap Partition
Connecting the Motherboard to the Internal Hard Drive
Inserting a CD on a Laptop
Copying Files to a Disc Using File Explorer
Inserting a Pen Drive into the USB Port
Removing a Pen Drive from a Computer

6

Input-output devices

Adding a Keyboard Layout
Configuring Mouse Settings
Connecting Speakers to a Computer

7

Display Devices

Configuring the Screen Resolution Setting
Changing the Resolution Setting
Configuring a Power Plan

8

Network basics

Configuring VLANs
Configuring a Router
Configuring Port Security on an Access Port
Examining an Intrusion Detection Policy
Configuring SSH in a Router
Connecting Systems to the Internet Through a Firewall Router
Connecting a Router to the Laptop

9

Network cables and connectors

Connecting the Cable Modem to Access Internet

10

Network protocols

Configuring an IPv4 address
Configuring an IPv6 address
Installing a DHCP Server
Assigning Different Classes of IP Address
Connecting a Workstation to the LAN and Configuring IPv4 Properties
Scanning using Wireshark

11

Virtualization and cloud computing

Installing Ubuntu
Installing Windows 10
Using OneDrive
Configuring OneDrive

12

Mobile devices

Removing an Account in Android
Configuring an Email in Android
Viewing the iOS Version of an iPhone
Setting Up a VPN in Android
Turning on Airplane Mode of an iPhone
Installing Laptop Components

13

Printers and multi-function print devices

Inserting Ink Cartridges into a Printer
Installing a Printer

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Multiple choice questions (single and multiple response), drag and drops, and performance-based questions

The exam contains 90 questions.

90 minutes

675

(on a scale of 100-900)

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Candidates must pay the exam price each time they attempt the exam. CompTIA does not offer free re-tests or discounts on retakes.
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