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50 replies on “Laptop Hardware – CompTIA A+ 220-1001 – 1.1”
I’ve been studying for a bit so I have exam objectives pulled up and I will read A+ for dummies and trying to watch all of Messer videos pertaining to those objectives plus I try to quiz myself and go over the flashcards on Quizlet
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Hey Professor Messer, I have a question. In the video you described the 1.8 inch form factor of SSD as being an older version and not that common in current laptops because the form factors are able to get smaller and smaller in laptops, and this confused me because wouldn't the 2.5 inch form factors be the older version and the 1.8 inch form factor be the new version because the 1.8 inch is the smaller form factor?
thx
Starting my A+ journey today!!!
I’m starting with this bc my teacher gave me a 2012 ComTIA A+ version and it’s now been almost a decade since we used that type of computers so
I'm scared I'm going to learn this stuff and give myself two mo ths to get this cert I need better for myself although I make decent money $28 an hour I hate my job and I need to make more money
To anyone who has obtained their A+ certification, I wanted to ask if I can pass by just using Prof. Messers' videos or if I have to buy a book to help alongside these videos. If it's the latter, what book do you recommend? I appreciate any/all responses.
Professor Messer humbly fighting against the digital divide. Thank you good sir. 🙏🏽
In my CompTIA Certification Journey, I passed the first class associated directly with the Core 1 (1001) exam but failed it with a score of 630 and not the target *675*. I'm studying again rn so I can retake it early next year. Your video series is exactly what I needed bc the textbook is actually really good, but in conjunction with your video-teaching I can become more well-rounded. I heavily appreciate everything you've contributed to in this tech-based community
i Couldnt afford to get into college but later found your channel, Thank you sir for your work.
Thanks!
Hey Prof…It is with absolute excitement that i get to share how your videos have helped me score 761 on my 220-1001 exam. Thank you profusely for doing the Lords work.We really appreciate it
Just starting this journey if anyone else is and wants a Estudy buddy I got you. Best of luck
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I am new here .. Are these videos for Comptia fundamental core 1 or for core 2
My first day of studying for a+ 1 and 2 i hope it goes well ,so exited to change careers (former truck driver) going to use this videos, his notes, and an ITU UNI video series. anything else i should buy or get to take the exams?
This channel deserves a million subscribers! Kudos Prof Messer! U Da best
Im a diesel mechanic trying to to get into cyber security but want to work in my same company they posted a software specialist job and now I’m working on my comptia cert thank you professor
I'm obsessed with 2.5 SSDs!
Does 'form-factor' mean 'what the thing looks like'?
thank you for giving knowledge sir
question, does anyone recommend the official comptia A+ study guide? i purchased my voucher for 1001 and it came with the Ebook. Already I'm having trouble following the exam objectives because lesson one is talking about exam obj 3.5 and lesson 9 is actually in line with 1.1 lol.
Amazing video and even more amazing explanation! Thank you for showing us hardwer and making it even easier to understand 🙂
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Starting my A+ certification journey today.
Are the notes on screen good study material or should i take them off what he says?
Been working IT Customer Service for 16 months. I tired watching this when I first started and couldn't focus because I was confused on some of the verbiage. Safe to say I get it after working my job and taking a course on this 1001 material. Tried security as a major for two semesters but didn't enjoy it. At least I learned some stuff and where I'm most and least inclined. Switched back to programming because that's where my joy derives from. Maybe I'll combine security and programming later down the road. I still think knowing this is important. I plan to take the exam. I'm pretty excited.
Thank you Professor Messer. I'm getting getting ready to take the core 1. This is helping.
Why do you use only two screws when the hard drive has four screw openings?
Thank you ! all basics about laptop refreshed
Completed my Google IT Support Professional Certificate last week. Now going through all of these videos to make sure I will pass my CompTIA A+ certification first time around. Cannot be said enough, but THANK YOU Mr. Messer as it is amazing someone would put all of these videos together for people to learn from. ESPECIALLY FOR FREE! We need more people like you in the world and I look forward to taking many hours of notes with you over the next few weeks. 😀
Good talking pace
Straight to the point
Informative
Good visuals and most importantly,
Free. I just got your book in the mail today… Lets do this.
can someone please explain the resolution of the screen being fixed, does it mean that the screen of the laptop can not be made smaller or larger because it can be physically made larger or smaller. I'm confused because its been said the resolution is fixed are we talking about the number of pixels being fixed or the actual laptop screen size, because it kind of contradicts that resolution is fixed if we can change it.
I'd recommend dissecting your own laptop after watching this video if you have one; helps solidify the learning, especially after being traumatised by a seemingly impenetrable Toshiba laptop.
Finally a video that helped me switch from 5 to 2.4ghz. Thank You!
In the laptop you opened in this video, is the harddrive a HDD 1.8?
Wish all laptop fans were that easy to get to…
I'm glad I'm watching these videos 🙂 thank you professor you are refreshing my memory 🙂
Just started studying! Hope to take the test in about a months time ! Excited to change up my life!!!
Thank you. very helpful information.
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Thank you Professor Messer.
started to study today
Studying for this certification has been on my bucket list for awhile. I’m currently learning to code also.
wonderful explanation
I build desktop computers, but this is still helpful as a refresher and a way to fill in those gaps that we often overlook!
Is it possible to pass the exam from just your videos? If no which book you suggest
Day one les get it.
I’m a 31 year old store manager for a retail auto parts store. Last week I decided I am getting out of auto parts and going to go for a career in IT. This is my first true day of studying. If the rest of these objective based videos are in the same format as this, I believe it will be an easy task to pass the A+ test. I look forward to watching all of these videos, Reddit community speaks very highly of them as well. I will likely also buy the notes of Professor website as well as go through the 10th edition Myers book I got from amazon today. I am excited to start this.
Hey fam, wanted to post something for anyone else who is here to see if this series is a legit method of studying for CompTIA exams.
I'm 26, 2 year degree in cyber security, 10 years experience in IT, 5 of those 10 spent in a professional environment. Currently working as an IT professional at a school. Most of my school was done on Windows 7, so a lot of what I was taught is obsolete.
COVID is changing the industry and accelerating IT demand, so I want to be ready for those senior positions that open up or are created, even post-COVID. Going back to basics, I'm here and trying to tack on certs to my resume to stay competitive, and I plan to take advantage of any technological resources while I work remotely.
I'll check back in a few days and let you all know how it's going.