CompTIA A+ 2019 Certification 1001: The Total Course

This episode introduces you to CompTIA A+ certification and explains why you should go for it. You'll also find the learning objectives of this course and unlock tips to pass the CompTIA A+ certification.

What's the process of troubleshooting any problem on a system and what tools you should use? Find out in this episode.

In this episode, you'll take a look inside a computer and study its primary components and external connections.

This episode will help you to explore the CPU in detail. You'll find out the processing speed of different CPU's and learn to install a CPU. You'll also understand the use of caching, CPU sockets, and liquid cooling in the CPU.

Discover the technology behind RAM, understand its capacity, and find out how RAM powers the CPU. You'll also go through the process of installing RAM in the computer.

In this episode, you'll find out what is Basic Input/Output Services (BIOS), Power on Self Test (POST), and system setup. Moving along, you'll learn the techniques to troubleshoot the BIOS.

This episode will give you a solid understanding of Motherboards and what role it plays in a PC.

In this episode, you'll learn how to choose a perfect power supply, how to mount it inside the CPU, and how to cool your PC. You'll also learn useful tips and techniques to troubleshoot the power supply and core components of the CPU.

This episode introduces you to mass storage technologies such as magnetic disk drives, solid state drives, Small Computer System Interface (SCSI), and boot order. You'll find out how mass storage drives stores the operating systems and applications.

In this episode, you'll set up an initial drive and install an operating system using bootable media. You'll also understand the benefits of RAID and Hardware RAID.

Can we imagine a PC without optical media, USB port, keyboard, mouse, printer, or scanner? This episode lists down the essential peripherals that are needed to complete a PC.

In this episode, you'll find out in detail the process of building a PC as per the requirements.

In this episode, you'll study the technology behind a monitor and LCD, find out how graphic cards creates an image on the monitor, and how a project works. You'll also learn techniques to troubleshoot monitors.

This episode introduces you to networking. You'll distinguish between hub and switches, study hexadecimal numbering, and understand the functionality of WANS, routers, cables, and connectors.

This episode will give you a solid understanding of Local Area Networking. From TCP/IP to network ids and subnet masks to NAT to dynamic IP addressing to port numbers to DNS to VLAN to router configuration to network troubleshooting. You'll learn it all.

In this episode, you'll uncover the hardware behind a wireless network, explore Wi-Fi standards, set up a basic WAP, and connect your system to a Wi-Fi network. You'll also find out why Mesh networking is becoming popular these days and learn a few techniques to troubleshoot wireless connections.

In this episode, you'll study the structure of the internet, look at dial-up and broadband connections, analyze the function of firewalls and servers, and work with FTP. You'll also cover the concepts of proxy servers, E-Mail, VPN, and internet of things (IOT).

Find out what is virtualization and build your first virtual machine. Also, take a look at the advanced virtualization setup and understand cloud computing and cloud-based applications.

In this episode, become familiar with the technology and troubleshooting techniques of portable computing devices such as laptops.

Understand how a mobile device work and take a tour of Android, IOS, and virtual reality devices.

In this episode, you'll learn how to maintain mobile devices and how to configure email protocols on them.

In this episode, study the technology of different printer devices such as impact, laser, inkjet, and thermal printers. You'll also install a printer, make it a shared device, and learn techniques to troubleshoot a printer. Toward the end, you'll get an overview of 3d printing.

You have learned everything about computers. Now it's time to secure them. In this episode, you'll get to grips with the concepts that'll help you to keep your computers safe.