Online Videos
Your A+ certification path first beings with some extensive video series introducing new concepts and terms. Both Professor Messer and Cybrary are the two recommended video programs. Begin with either series after viewing Professor Messer's A+ overview video.
0.1 – An Overview of A+
Please view all videos from both series actively by taking notes and marking new concepts or terms
Make sure to scroll down below Professor Messer to see Cybrary videos
Professor Messer
CompTIA 220-1001 A+ Training Videos
Section 0: An Overview of the A+ Certification
Section 1: Mobile Devices
1.1 – Laptop Hardware
1.2 – Laptop Displays
1.3 – Laptop Features
1.4 – Mobile Devices
1.5 – Mobile Device Accessories
1.6 – Mobile Device Connectivity
1.7 – Mobile Device Synchronization
Section 2: Networking
2.1 – Ports and Protocols
2.2 – Network Devices
2.3 – SOHO Networks
2.4 – Wireless Networks
2.5 – Network Services
2.6 – Network Configurations
2.7 – Internet Connections
2.8 – Network Tools
Section 3: Hardware
3.1 – Cables and Adapters
3.2 – Connectors
3.3 – Memory
3.4 – Storage
3.5 – Motherboards, CPUs, and Add-on Cards
3.6 – Peripherals
3.7 – Power
3.8 – Custom PCs
3.9 – Common Devices
3.10 – SOHO Multifunction Devices
3.11 – Print Technologies
Section 4: Virtualization and Cloud Computing
4.1 – Cloud Computing
4.2 – Client-side Virtualization
Section 5: Hardware and Network Troubleshooting
5.1 – Troubleshooting
5.2 – Troubleshooting Computer Hardware
5.3 – Troubleshooting Storage
5.4 – Troubleshooting Displays
5.5 – Troubleshooting Mobile Devices
5.6 – Troubleshooting Printers
5.7 – Troubleshooting Networks
CompTIA 220-1002 A+ Training Videos
Section 1: Operating Systems
1.1 – Operating Systems
1.2 – Microsoft Windows
1.3 – Installing Operating Systems
1.4 – The Windows Command Line
1.5 – Windows Features
1.6 – Windows Control Panel
1.7 – Installation Concepts
1.8 – Windows Networking
1.9 – macOS and Linux
Section 2: Security
2.1 – Physical Security
2.2 – Logical Security
2.3 – Wireless Security
2.4 – Malware
2.5 – Security Threats
2.6 – Windows Security
2.7 – Workstation Security
2.8 – Mobile Device Security
2.9 – Data Destruction and Disposal
2.10 – SOHO Network Security
Section 3: Software Troubleshooting
3.1 – Troubleshooting Windows
3.2 – Troubleshooting Security Issues
3.3 – Malware Removal
3.4 – Troubleshooting Mobile Applications
3.5 – Troubleshooting Mobile Device Security
Section 4: Operational Procedures
4.1 – Documentation
4.2 – Change Management
4.3 – Disaster Recovery
4.4 – Safety Procedures
4.5 – Environmental Impacts
4.6 – Privacy, Licensing, and Policies
4.7 – Communication and Professionalism
4.8 – Scripting
4.9 – Remote Access
Cybrary
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