I've been seeing these crazy long videos for a while now. It's really great that UA-cam allows long content like this. I personally don't like playlists as much and prefer one long video.
Even if some of the elements in this video may be outdated, his willingness to define basic terms and never take for granted that the viewer just knows certain things is what makes this course truly exceptional. I also love the whiteboard aesthetic and the way you draw on the pictures of things to illustrate what you're talking about with different components. This is a great supplemental course imo.
Guys just remember that he is teaching 801 and 802 which is about 6-9 years old, the current/new A+ is 1101/1102. This video will help but not enough to pass the new exams.
Was IPv6 even thought of 6 years ago? He is teaching it here and expecting A+ level to learn. Video dated June 2022. I’m thinking he is doing a pretty good job staying relevant. IPv6 has still not been fully deployed.
@@dpcdvrdve I don't know why he posted it this year when everything he teaches is mostly irrelevant in the modern tests. IPv6 was introduced back in 1998 fyi. He even said in the beginning that this is for 801 and 802. Trust me i watched about half of this series and it was not helpful at all in my 1001 & 1002 tests, it's just too dated.
31+ Hours finally over. I learned so much from this video to get me started in IT, and even though some of it is out of date, most of it is still relevant and worth a watch. Thank you so much for providing this resource for free. You're a life-saver.
@@LadislausMarguspa thank you, I was literally just looking that up when I saw your message thinking something is not right here when I went looking for a more detailed diagram. I appreciate it.
Im currently in IT program and most of whats being taught here is what they teach in class currently. I really like the main person whose teaching and the way he teaches is helping me digest all the material better and this is an excellent review for what I'm learning in school. The second teacher with a British accent is not the best - reminds me of my current teacher who just reads off of the Powerpoints rather than going more in depth - hence this is why I am so happy to find this video. For those who are saying this is outdated and not for 1101/1102 - its not true and to disregard this whole video isnt right either because 90-95% of the video is part of 1101/1102 just need to remove the Floppy Disk, Tape Disk stuff (those parts I just skipped over since we did not study them in class). I just want to say thanks for the informative video and whoever this main teacher is, I hope he does more videos!
Well said and I agree with you on the British guy. I was in shock 😮 when the voices switched because the other guy, Josh Penzell is awesome! And he just did the Network + certification video for this channel as well! So excited because the British guy and Paul Browning put me to sleep 😴.
I was a training computer tech in my late teens for a friends business, and absolutely loved it. Ive always loved building computers, and just messing with them, but never had the money/time to go to school for any of it. Thanks to people like you my hope is now back. At age 29, i want to do something i enjoy, and computers are always the first on my mind. Im surprised i knew so much already when you started explaining. Lets do it baby. Thankyou so much for this.
I took the Google course just to get some foundation on IT world but this video is helping a lot more than what the google video did. Thanks so much to the first guy for being so informative and explaining everything so easily.
This video was made in 2012. It's mid 2024. A lot has changed in 12 years in high tech. Before you invest 31 hours in watching this video to get the knowledge to pass the A+ exam, beware. I still have Upgrading and Repairing PCs 11th Edition by Scott Mueller, a classic during its day. Now it's a history book. If you own a pristine 1st edition of this book, it should be worth some money as a collectable.
Really appreciate the main instructor because you explained and stressed main points. Your energy in explaining things with the inflection of your voice and drawings was so helpful! Thank you🎉I had a hard time getting anything out of the other instructor who would come on occasionally. It’s like he just read the slide and was not clear and monotone.
I just finished this entire course (hoping to take my A+ exam within the next few weeks) and I agree 100%. The last few hours are JUST the British guy and I genuinely couldn't even pay attention, he was so boring. I got more out of those sections just by hitting the right arrow key repeatedly and just reading the information, his voice makes me think of endless beige corridors filled with fax machines and Gateway computers
I have just started this and I will be finishing by the 25 of October 2022 and want to thank you for this. I will change my life and career path thanks for the free info you have provided.
Wow I just so happened to come across your comment on 10/25/22. I hope everything worked out for you my friend. Best of luck to you on your future endeavors.
If you remove the dashes and Modules in the Description youre able to make chapters for the actual UA-cam video, like this: 0:00 MODULE 1 00:02 A+ Introduction 05:41 The Computer: An Overview 18:25 MODULE 2 18:28 Chipsets and Buses 34:38 Expansion Buses and Storage Technology 54:39 Input/Output Ports and Front Panel Connectors 1:14:51 Adapters and Converters 1:24:10 Form Factors 1:37:35 BIOS Its easier to Access in the video since you just click on the timeline or Turn on Chapter Mode on the right side of the Video.
Thank you for this. I used this as a refresher for my A+ and was able to get certified. I did notice a few things on the exam that I didn't see here but for a free resource when official study materials are so expensive I can definitely recommend people use it.
@@jeanbaptistedaryl1307 Honestly by the time I got to see the comments I had forgotten what questions I had felt unprepared for. It was only a few questions at most and probably represents the evolution of the test questions they use.
Hello I am from a non-English speaking country, I have a question why do I need to learn those old operating(XP, Vista, 7) systems these days? Do you know by any chance? Actually, I am preparing for a job interview. Thanks in advance.
@@dying_wolf My understanding is that a lot of companies choose to just keep the old operating systems for one reason or another, it may be a key computer doing something vital that they don't want to have offline, or they just don't want to pay for the upgrade, and sometimes they just forget it's there lol. Good luck in the interview!
Actually very helpful video even in 2023 so you get familiar with a bit older stuff and this guy explains so well and no monotone voice I enjoy this course.
Hello I am from a non-English speaking country, I have a question why do I need to learn those old operating(XP, Vista, 7) systems these days? Do you know by any chance? Actually, I am preparing for a job interview. Thanks in advance.
"This online teacher is truly exceptional. Their lectures are delivered with such clarity and passion, making the learning experience both engaging and enlightening. I am constantly impressed by their depth of knowledge and ability to effectively convey complex concepts. Thank you for being an amazing teacher!"
Just started this course and I'm already loving it. You have a talent to teach and explain things so clearly and easy to understand. Thanks a lot. God bless you.
Just so let you knơ: thank you FOR MAKING A VIDEO THAT THE GRAND POPULOR COULD UNDERSTAND, English is a foreign language to me and this video is both professional and easy to understand.
12 hrs very exited for further more....... Feb-11, 2023, 4PM 7 hrs, building the computer, Very details, like the way....... Feb-10, 2023, 1PM Third day, 6 hrs, Awesome Class.
As someone who took the exam last week, i can tell you 70% of the things in this video wasnt mentioned in the exam. If you guys want a more updated "course" i recommend professor messors videos.
2 questions for you, if you are willing to put up with a person looking into potentially in the IT field. 1: what questions were referenced on your test primarily? 2: is there a reason to recommend another video vs this one? reason i ask if personally taking notes on this video to potentially look at getting my A+ certification to look into getting into IT work.
@@EpIcBeardMan1994 HI, I'll try my best to help. This video is for the older 901 exam that references ancient outdated tech that isn't in the newer 1101 exam. There is alot of concepts in this video that is not on the exam and a lot of concepts that are missing from the newer exam. This video is for the exam that is 9 years old. The most recent exam is from 2022. Most people I know who's taken the exam only really used professormessers video course +udemy practice exams.
Being only 4 hours in, I just want to thank you! I can't wait to get started in IT. (1/29/2023) Edit 1: Now 8 hours in, I still appreciate all of the content!! (1/30/2023) Edit 2: Over 12 hours in and all great information! (1/31/2023) Edit 3: 16 hours, halfway there :P (2/1/2023) Edit 4: 20 hours in, I got a bit lazy, but I'm back! (2/6/2023)
WOW, what a resource. I'm about to finish my ITF+ study and move into A+. With this, Professor Messer, and my certification study guide book I am feeling ready to learn. Thanks for doing all of this.
Just want to Thank Paul Browning and the How To Network Team for creating and uploading another video for complete beginners to experts with easy to understand and concise information!
@@howtonetworkcom i have the examcram book for A+ now on core 1 and 2 version..may i know what would be the next version? cuz im overseas now on crusieship so i cant take it..but i wanna test it in january.. Plz
i am at the beginning of the video, but i CANNOT pass over the fact that i LOVED the e.g photos of sooo much older system parts like the i486 CPU. It even gave me more energy and motivation for the rest study. As a pc lover, loving even museums with old tech parts, you can see the reason.
Thank you for putting this together and teaching in such a concise and understable way for people who don't know enough to know that they don't know enough but want to learn. I thank you for continuing the fight for education. Thank you for your amazing effort .
i cant believe you made this video for free. You should get partnered with a company and sell this service as a IT director for a program that gets people ready for IT jobs within the company or companies.
Just for the analogy of comparing the human body to a computer, sheer genius. You have earned that like and subscribe my friend. Thank you. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. 🎉❤
@@JJFlores197 i want to learn cybersecurity but j don't know where to start from i know you will say UA-cam in as much as i also want videos I prefer reading documentation like on mdn but I've asked around they said mdn doesn't offer any course on cybersecurity so i was thinking if you could just point me in the right direction pls
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Although this is a old version of todays 1101 this guy teaches in a way you can retain the relative Information that is in todays test(1101) i knew nothing about IT and this video explains things way better than professor messer! A lot of things people are complaining about is irrelevant because majority of the info he’s teaching is the same in todays Comptia a+ so if your new to IT this is A awesome video to start with. I do suggest looking at other videos and taking a lot of practice test in between modules. Good luck
You are first and only one that relates the human brain to the computer. I’ve described this to people that I know. They are taken back how similar we are to computers, or just the other way around.
This is great for me. I am studying for the ITF+ and every study video for ITF+ is just not good enough but this A+ video is perfect, it covers everything my study guide does and then some. GREAT JOB and thanks for all the help. I look forward to your next A+ video for when I begin to study for my A+😄
I'm going to College next September to take a Systems Management/ Cybersecurity course. This video will better prepare me for my A+ and Network+ part of my course. Thank you so much!
If you guys listen he said he got his certification that long ago and that the course has undergone changes, therefore he is giving current updated info, as he has put people through this course. I’m sure what he is saying is not a complete revamp of the course, otherwise it would be called something else.
yes I was used this video as my primary study source and passed with a 800 It's good information here folks, most of what has changed is so insignificant that even a toddler could figure it out! I am glad to se another sane individual here in these comments haha
This is incredible so far! Just a little tid bit, on the AMR and CNR slide you have CMR. Should be CNR (communications and networking riser). Much love for all this incredible information and hard work
I want to dispel any of the "this is too old and irrelevant" comments. I am currently going through CompTIA's curriculum. And frankly, the curriculum isn't great. Thanks to this video, a lot of the CompTIA material makes sense now. So to prep for the 1101 exam, I am going through this video and running practice tests from Jason Dion on Udemy. This video lines up fairly well with CompTIA's materials for the current exam. I've only found two things that haven't followed the CompTIA curriculum: 1) CompTIA no longer talks about floppy disks, and 2) the 'continuity tester" that he talks about in the cabling tools section appears to be what CompTIA calls a "cable tester" (just a different term).
Hey James, what are you shooting for as far as employment goes? I've been wanting to get my CompTIA course work started, just don't know what direction to go.
Abo I don't believe that's entirely truly. Most of the concepts and information can not be outdated, eg., The different types of hard drives, etc. Yes, you might want to use other help materials, but do not discredit this course because it's still very useful. I
I am loving this course, just wanted to add that the value on the data transfer rate chart for ddr ram has a minor error as the value for ddr 333 should be 2664MB/s instead of 2667. I am not trying to point out a mistake, just sharing what I discovered. I am very thankful for this geneuinely great content.
@@LagMasterSam I dont even know how he managed to upload it, I believe YT has set a 12 hr barrier but anyways, it shouldnt take more then 2-3-4 hours with a decent ethernet. (Like 20-30+mbps upload) Also, notice how he uploaded it in 720p, so that makes the file even smaller.
"This online teacher is truly exceptional. Their lectures are delivered with such clarity and passion, making the learning experience both engaging and enlightening. I am constantly impressed by their depth of knowledge and ability to effectively convey complex concepts. Thank you for being an amazing teacher!"
Everyone saying this stuff is irrelevant but i started school for cloud computting this month and my first class is introduction to networking which starts like 2/3rds in the video and so far its all relevant and goes over the same stuff my professor does and the tests ask
Some of it is relevant, but at the same time, some of it is not relevant. For instance 7:43:00 where he talks about laptop expansion cards. That's pretty much irrelevant in modern laptops.
Salute Sir! I just impressed by your way of teaching. It's my 2nd day of watching your video during my free time. Teaching is so awesome and I'm confident of getting A+ certification within 4 weeks of time.
This guy is the real world virtual assistant thank you buddy for great job I’m confident that I will pass the exam, when I put the application on practice
Thanks a lot for sharing. Amazing job. But just for the sake of time saving, would you be able to stress what is still relevant to pass CompTIA A+ 220-1101 and 220-1102
Alot of it is the same but they no longer reference Windows 7 like they did in 1001 and 1002. When it comes to 1101 and 1102 it references more on windows 10/11. Now just be aware, this is a descent course, but the one thing that this course won't cover is PBQ's. "Performance Based Questions" which are: You read the scenario given, and you have to select the correct answers from a dropdown menu and may include drag and drop of how to setup a server and matching how it all connects together to a network, or maybe even checkboxes of how to troubleshoot a mobile device required to reference what the Scenario is asking of you. Those can be indepth so I'd recommend looking into PBQ practice quizzes and Practice tests in general. Those will help alot! Overall about 80-85% of it is the same, so you can really reference alot of stuff here and carry it over to the Newer exams but when it comes to Windows and some newer technologies you may need to research more in windows 10/11. Also, The exam doesn't ask very direct questions. Quite a few can be tricky the way they word the question and they also like to throw in alot of "Fluff" like: John with his Shiny Green T shirt while holding his important TV Remote tried to Turn on his PC but the lights didn't illuminate nor would the PC Turn on. What is most likely the issue? While this isn't exactly a question on the test but they throw in extra nonsense, so You have to watch for the Key phrases in the question itself. That's how they made the test. So do alot of practice testing too before going for the actual test itself. Best of Luck!
Josh Penzell is an incredible teacher. Paul on the other hand could learn a thing or two about teaching. I appreciate that he compiled all of these teaching materials into a single video with chapters in the description for us to watch and learn from but hopefully Paul can take a lesson from Josh in how to teach some of the new material. Reading a PowerPoint presentation is not teaching.
As someone who paid big ££££ to study this, you have a for free so shut the fuck up and have some respect! Yes the material is outdated, but the basics of it are the same.
1:00:28 this guy is funny i'm dead laughing at Db9 and Db15 the male and female connectors lmao! 10X BROTHER I'VE WATCHED ALOT OF IT LESSONS. YOUR THE FUNNIEST
This is a very old A-plus class. It still talks about win7 as being the latest used OS and talks about win8 being "new" which means around 2012. It's probably from 2009-2012. that's old in computer time.
I strongly suggest watching updated courses. This is a good course, BUT it is obsolete. It is from around 2012 or so. Its good in the sense to learn about some of the older technologies and history, but it is not good enough for the newer exam.
These are outdated, yes. To ensure that you are gathering the full knowledge, please research the category elsewhere also. These are 220-801/802 stuff, which is like 11 years ago, but also useful. A lot of people are mistaking that technology from 11 years ago is pretty much useless. I would say yes, some is pretty much outdated and defunct, but most is pretty much relevant, but upgraded. So do research on these categories elsewhere like Professor Messer or Mike Myer as they help you set a fundamental
There’s 2 instructors the second instructors comes in later. I can’t clearly understand what he’s saying. If he’d like a suggestion it is to change slides at appropriate amounts of time. The first instructor is clear and you can tell he’s trying to make the lesson understandable.
Over 22 hours into watching this marathon of videos. I enjoyed the content overall. The American speaker (although his teaching is geared toward the antiquated technologies) he is thorough in his explanations. Anytime the British speaker talked, I had his voice x2 speed. He was quite the bore! As a point of constructive critic going forward, don't confuse `i.e.` with `e.g.`. The former, id est, which is Latin for “that is" provides the audience with a parallel similar to "in other words". The latter, exempli gratia, meaning “for example” provides a real world application. I personally made that mistake for a number of years myself.
beware, this is a very outdated course, despite it being uploaded in mid 2022. A+ is refreshed every 3 and a half years and so, and this course is from the very early 2010s (windows 8 was mentioned as a new OS, so this was filmed in 2012 at latest) - that means that this course is probably three versions behind! you're wasting your time by watching this
Hardly a waste. 60% still relevant and in the syllabus which is why I uploaded it and it's free by the way. All IPv4, all VLANS, Spanning Tree, Routing, subnetting, troubleshooting methods, networking tools (punchdown etc.) and more still relevant. Just click on the parts you want to watch.
@@howtonetworkcom 60% relevant when there are other excellent free courses that are 100% relevant. and also, this is a course aimed at people who know very little about the IT industry - how would they know what's relevant and what isn't? i doubt many people would open this course JUST to learn about networking (network+ exists for that matter); still an outdated and, with due respect, misleading presentation - please for the sake of uninformed people watching this mark that this is an old course! if YOU were to get into a new profession you know very little about, would you like to spend 31 hours watching a course and many more studying just to find out you've learned very outdated knowledge??!? nothing wrong with posting this course as historical, but it is presented as contemporary which is a dangerous lie
Take a time to salute this man for uploading such long video on youtube. Thank you so much respected Paul Browing for this course and everything.
I've been seeing these crazy long videos for a while now. It's really great that UA-cam allows long content like this. I personally don't like playlists as much and prefer one long video.
thank for remind, i just took a time
This is so great & fascinating 🎉👏🙏
“Many thanks indeed”
Thanks
Should i take the test after this review? or should i still buy the prep bundle?
0:22 Module 0 Lesson 0 Welcome to the A+
6:02 Module 1 Lesson 1 The Computer - An Overview
18:48 Module 2 Lesson 1 Motherboards - Chipset and Buses
35:00 Module 2 Lesson 2 Motherboards - Expansion Boards and Storage Technology
55:01 Module 2 Lesson 2 Motherboards - inputs /Outputs Ports and Front Panel Connectors
1:15:11 Module 2 Lesson 3B Adapters and Converters
1:24:32 Module 2 Lesson 4 Motherboards / Form Factors
1:37:55 Module 2 Lesson 5 Motherboards / BIOS
2:01:18 Module 3 Lesson 1 CPU - Technology and Characteristics
2:26:04 Module 3 Lesson 2 CPU - Socket Types
2:41:25 Module 3 Lesson 3 CPU - Cooling
2:55:15 Module 4 Lesson 1 RAM - Memory Basics
3:08:31 Module 4 Lesson 2 Types of RAM
3:32:10 Module 4 Lesson 3 RAM - RAM Technologies
3:49:29 Module 4 Lesson 4 Installing and Configuring Expansion Cards
4:03:00 Module 5 Lesson 1 Storage Devices - Storage Overview
4:13:45 Module 5 Lesson 2 Storage Devices - Magnetic Storage
4:36:44 Module 5 Lesson 3 Storage Devices - Optical Storage
5:01:01 Module 5 Lesson 4 Storage Devices - Solid State Storage
5:22:10 Module 5 Lesson 5 Storage Devices - Connection Devices
5:46:43 Module 6 Lesson 1 Power - Power Basics
6:03:39 Module 6 Lesson 2 Power - Protection and Tools
6:20:35 Module 6 Lesson 3 Power - Power Supplies and Connectors
6:39:11 Module 7 Lesson 1 Chassis - Form Factors
6:49:12 Module 7 Lesson 2 Chassis - Layout
7:00:39 Module 8 Lesson 1 Building the Computer - ESD
7:13:16 Module 8 Lesson 2 Building the Computer - Chassis, Motherboard, CPU & RAM
7:27:41 Module 8 Lesson 3 Building the Computer - Storage, Power and Booting
7:39:34 Module 9 Lesson 1 Laptops - The Keyboard and Pointing Devices
7:57:33 Module 9 Lesson 2 Laptops - Video and Sound
8:14:54 Module 9 Lesson 3 Laptops - Storage and Power
8:36:54 Module 9 Lesson 4 Laptops - Expansion Devices and Communication
8:58:32 Module 9 Lesson 5 Laptops - Memory, System Board and CPU
9:08:55 Module 10 Lesson 1 Windows - Requirements Versions & Tools
9:37:02 Module 10 Lesson 2 Windows - Installation
10:14:22 Module 10 Lesson 3 Windows - Migration and Customization
10:40:15 Module 10 Lesson 3 Windows - Files
11:00:48 Module 10 Lesson 4A Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 Features
11:15:39 Module 10 Lesson 5 Windows - Files System & Disk Management
11:37:52 Module 11 Lesson 1 Windows Configuration - User Interfaces
11:54:27 Module 11 Lesson 2 Windows Configuration - Applications
12:12:53 Module 11 Lesson 3 Windows Configuration - Tools & Utilities
12:26:10 Module 11 Lesson 4 OS - Optimization & Power Management
12:57:35 Module 12 Lesson 1 Windows Maintenance - Updating Windows
13:12:13 Module 12 Lesson 2 Windows Maintenance - Hard Disk Utilities
13:26:42 Module 12 Lesson 3 Windows Maintenance - Baking Up
13:44:28 Module 13 Lesson 1 Troubleshooting Windows - Boots & Recovery Tools
14:00:19 Module 13 Lesson 2 Troubleshooting Windows - Boots Errors
14:09:32 Module 13 Lesson 3 Troubleshooting Windows - Troubleshooting Tools
14:25:42 Module 13 Lesson 4 Troubleshooting Windows - Monitoring Performance
14:38:09 Module 13 Lesson 5 Troubleshooting Windows - Stop Errors BSOD
14:50:42 Module 13 Lesson 6 Troubleshooting Windows - Command Line Tools
15:21:33 Module 14 Lesson 1 Video - Video Subsystem
15:39:59 Module 14 Lesson 2 Video - Installing & Troubleshooting
15:59:19 Module 14 Lesson 3 Video - Video Displays
16:18:54 Module 14 Lesson 4 Video - Video Settings
16:42:06 Module 15 Lesson 1 Audio - Sound Overview
16:55:04 Module 16 Lesson 1 Peripherals - Input Outputs Ports
17:12:27 Module 16 Lesson 2 Peripherals - Important Devices
17:20:12 Module 17 Lesson 1 Custom Computing - Custom PC Configurations
17:44:52 Module 17 Lesson 2 Configuring SOHO Multifunction Devices
17:58:52 Module 18 Lesson 1 Printers - Printer Types & Technologies
18:33:31 Module 18 Lesson 1A Virtual Print Technology
18:38:39 Module 18 Lesson 2 Printers - Installation & Configuration
18:55:33 Module 18 Lesson 3 Printers - Printer Management & Troubleshooting
19:27:03 Module 18 Lesson 3A Laser Printer Maintenance
19:35:17 Module 18 Lesson 3B Thermal Printer Maintenance
19:40:42 Module 18 Lesson 3C Impact Printer Maintenance
19:45:39 Module 18A Lesson 4 Inkjet Printer Maintenance
19:52:03 Module 19 Lesson 1 Networking - Network Types & Topologies
20:21:58 Module 19 Lesson 2 Networking - Networking Devices
20:57:02 Module 19 Lesson 3 Networking - Cables, Connectors & Cabling Tools
21:35:12 Module 19 Lesson 4 Networking - IP Addressing & Configuration
22:24:14 Module 19 Lesson 5 Networking - TCP/IP Ports & Protocols
22:52:53 Module 19 Lesson 6 Networking - Internet Services
23:13:46 Module 19 Lesson 7 Network Setup & Configuration
24.00.15.35 Module 19 Lesson 8 Networking - Troubleshooting Networks
1.00.50.38 CompTIA A+ IoT
1.00.56.18 Module 20 Lesson 1 Security - Malware
1.01.27.01 Module 20 Lesson 1A Common Securities Threats and Vulnerabilities
1.01.38.14 Module 20 Lesson 2 Security - Unauthorised Access
1.02.14.10 Module 20 Lesson 2A Digital Security
1.02.20.57 Module 20 Lesson 3 Security - User Security
1.02.55.54 Module 20 Lesson 4 Security - File Security
1.03.21.54 Module 20 Lesson 5 Security - Router Security
1.03.35.41 CompTIA A+ Wireless Security
1.03.45.39 Module 21 Lesson 1 Mobile Devices - Hardware & OS’s
1.04.10.50 Module 21 Lesson 1A Mobile Hardware and Operating System - 1
1.04.17.09 Module 21 Lesson 1B Various Types of Mobiles Devices
1.04.38.03 Module 21 Lesson 2A Mobiles Devices Connection Types
1.04.42.51 Module 21 Lesson 2B Mobiles Devices Accessories
1.05.03.50 Module 21 Lesson 3A Mobiles Device Network Connectivity
1.05.19.52 Module 21 Lesson 4A Security -1
1.05.25.43 Module 21 Lesson 5 Troubleshooting Mobile OS and Application Security Issues
1.05.33.22 Module 22 Lesson 1 Technical Professionalism - Troubleshooting Process
1.05.42.58 Module 22 Lesson 2 Technical Professionalism - Physical Safety & Environmental Control
1.06.00.52 Module 22 Lesson 3 Technical Professionalism - Customer Relations
1.06.19.28 Module 23 Lesson 1 Mac OS Best Practices
1.06.25.09 Module 23 Lesson 2 Mac OS Tools
1.06.31.13 Module 23 Lesson 3 Mac OS Features
1.06.38.40 Module 23 Lesson 4 Linux Best Practices
1.06.45.27 Module 23 Lesson 5 Linux OS Tools
1.06.52.29 Module 23 Lesson 6 Basic Linux Commands
1.07.08.43 Module 17 Lesson 4 Clouds Concepts
1.07.20.05 Module 17 Lesson 1 Introduction to Virtualization
1.07.24.20 Module 17 Lesson 2 Virtualization
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Even if some of the elements in this video may be outdated, his willingness to define basic terms and never take for granted that the viewer just knows certain things is what makes this course truly exceptional. I also love the whiteboard aesthetic and the way you draw on the pictures of things to illustrate what you're talking about with different components. This is a great supplemental course imo.
For someone with little to no knowledge of the IT field, but wants to get into it, would this course be a good start?
@@Bartosz-md3pp thank you. My guess is that this free course isn't sufficient for exam preparation?
@@moegsiensalasa262You can test yourself on examcompass if your simply looking to pass.
This is really to fully understand the fundamentals
What on it is out of date? Asking as someone about to start so I can educate myself accordingly.
@@ncg8224 Thank you this will be a big help!
Guys just remember that he is teaching 801 and 802 which is about 6-9 years old, the current/new A+ is 1101/1102. This video will help but not enough to pass the new exams.
220-1101 and 220-1102.
Thanks for that information champ 👍
Was IPv6 even thought of 6 years ago? He is teaching it here and expecting A+ level to learn. Video dated June 2022. I’m thinking he is doing a pretty good job staying relevant. IPv6 has still not been fully deployed.
@@dpcdvrdve I don't know why he posted it this year when everything he teaches is mostly irrelevant in the modern tests. IPv6 was introduced back in 1998 fyi. He even said in the beginning that this is for 801 and 802. Trust me i watched about half of this series and it was not helpful at all in my 1001 & 1002 tests, it's just too dated.
@@dpcdvrdve Look up Professor Messer he teaches the new 220-1101 and 220-1102 on youtube for free.
31+ Hours finally over. I learned so much from this video to get me started in IT, and even though some of it is out of date, most of it is still relevant and worth a watch. Thank you so much for providing this resource for free. You're a life-saver.
a lot of places use legacy systems that are too expensive to upgrade so even out of date information is still potentially useful
Could you point out the major outdated information in a nutshell for us by chance?
@@colinlarson9656 one example that comes up around 30 minutes is the northbridge and southbridge chips, we dont use those anymore
@@LadislausMarguspa thank you, I was literally just looking that up when I saw your message thinking something is not right here when I went looking for a more detailed diagram. I appreciate it.
@@colinlarson9656 just finished a playlist for the 1101 and I come here and Im like wait why am I hearing completely new terminology lol
All the drawing etc makes this a lot easier to get through than other series about the A+. This isn't dry at all. 4 hours in and it's a breeze.
Im currently in IT program and most of whats being taught here is what they teach in class currently. I really like the main person whose teaching and the way he teaches is helping me digest all the material better and this is an excellent review for what I'm learning in school. The second teacher with a British accent is not the best - reminds me of my current teacher who just reads off of the Powerpoints rather than going more in depth - hence this is why I am so happy to find this video. For those who are saying this is outdated and not for 1101/1102 - its not true and to disregard this whole video isnt right either because 90-95% of the video is part of 1101/1102 just need to remove the Floppy Disk, Tape Disk stuff (those parts I just skipped over since we did not study them in class). I just want to say thanks for the informative video and whoever this main teacher is, I hope he does more videos!
Well said and I agree with you on the British guy. I was in shock 😮 when the voices switched because the other guy, Josh Penzell is awesome! And he just did the Network + certification video for this channel as well! So excited because the British guy and Paul Browning put me to sleep 😴.
So you being in class is pretty much a waste of time, agreed?
@@tribeofenoch well not completely he will get the certification at the end.
Did it help with your test???
@@凛たる光 It helped me understand the concepts more while also taking CompTIA A+ pre-exams.
I was a training computer tech in my late teens for a friends business, and absolutely loved it. Ive always loved building computers, and just messing with them, but never had the money/time to go to school for any of it. Thanks to people like you my hope is now back. At age 29, i want to do something i enjoy, and computers are always the first on my mind. Im surprised i knew so much already when you started explaining. Lets do it baby. Thankyou so much for this.
@TrentBattyDrums how you doing? :D
Could you give a feedback, where you at? YOu still studying?
yes, provide feedback 34 year old trying to get this certificate. Life happens and hopefully we can succeed in life !
@alanrubio6708 make sure to study for the 220-1101 and 220-1102 exam. This one is outdated. It will help but it won't be enough to pass
@@alanrubio6708check my other comment
@@TheTruthIsAbsolute Where can I study? Is there an updated version of this course in yt? Thank you.
I took the Google course just to get some foundation on IT world but this video is helping a lot more than what the google video did. Thanks so much to the first guy for being so informative and explaining everything so easily.
This video was made in 2012. It's mid 2024. A lot has changed in 12 years in high tech. Before you invest 31 hours in watching this video to get the knowledge to pass the A+ exam, beware. I still have Upgrading and Repairing PCs 11th Edition by Scott Mueller, a classic during its day. Now it's a history book. If you own a pristine 1st edition of this book, it should be worth some money as a collectable.
So you mean watching it ,is not worth
thank you for saving my 24h 😮💨
Any recommendation videos??
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@@ThaboSebeho1 Professor Messer has some pretty good A+ training videos.
Really appreciate the main instructor because you explained and stressed main points. Your energy in explaining things with the inflection of your voice and drawings was so helpful! Thank you🎉I had a hard time getting anything out of the other instructor who would come on occasionally. It’s like he just read the slide and was not clear and monotone.
Good job Brown. absolutely, i guess he may know the practical but does not know how to teacher he is on a teaching practice
I just finished this entire course (hoping to take my A+ exam within the next few weeks) and I agree 100%. The last few hours are JUST the British guy and I genuinely couldn't even pay attention, he was so boring. I got more out of those sections just by hitting the right arrow key repeatedly and just reading the information, his voice makes me think of endless beige corridors filled with fax machines and Gateway computers
@@armoredchimp how did you do? just started the course myself
Any updates please? Did you passed
@armoredchimp Yeah man, let us know!! Did you pass?!!
I have just started this and I will be finishing by the 25 of October 2022 and want to thank you for this. I will change my life and career path thanks for the free info you have provided.
hey branden, are you just getting into IT?
good luck on your exam man
Wow I just so happened to come across your comment on 10/25/22. I hope everything worked out for you my friend. Best of luck to you on your future endeavors.
Congratulations on passing!!! I’m On my way also
Did you pass? Did you only use this course as a resource?
I just want to say thank you for all who helped this very valuable video to be published, I'm so grateful for you all and God bless you 🙏 ❤
If you remove the dashes and Modules in the Description youre able to make chapters for the actual UA-cam video, like this:
0:00 MODULE 1
00:02 A+ Introduction
05:41 The Computer: An Overview
18:25 MODULE 2
18:28 Chipsets and Buses
34:38 Expansion Buses and Storage Technology
54:39 Input/Output Ports and Front Panel Connectors
1:14:51 Adapters and Converters
1:24:10 Form Factors
1:37:35 BIOS
Its easier to Access in the video since you just click on the timeline or Turn on Chapter Mode on the right side of the Video.
People like you make the world a better place. Thank you for this video!
Thank you for this. I used this as a refresher for my A+ and was able to get certified. I did notice a few things on the exam that I didn't see here but for a free resource when official study materials are so expensive I can definitely recommend people use it.
may i ask which few things were on the exam that you did not see here so I may prepare. thank you
yeah what did he miss?
Can you recommend a resource to supplement the missing information for us please? It would be rather helpful.
bruh you can't just leave us hanging like that
@@jeanbaptistedaryl1307 Honestly by the time I got to see the comments I had forgotten what questions I had felt unprepared for.
It was only a few questions at most and probably represents the evolution of the test questions they use.
I'm about 9 hours in, while making notes this time around, and just wanted to say thanks so much for the excellent course, greatly appreciated.
Hello I am from a non-English speaking country, I have a question why do I need to learn those old operating(XP, Vista, 7) systems these days? Do you know by any chance? Actually, I am preparing for a job interview. Thanks in advance.
@@dying_wolf My understanding is that a lot of companies choose to just keep the old operating systems for one reason or another, it may be a key computer doing something vital that they don't want to have offline, or they just don't want to pay for the upgrade, and sometimes they just forget it's there lol.
Good luck in the interview!
@@dying_wolf did you get the job
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Actually very helpful video even in 2023 so you get familiar with a bit older stuff and this guy explains so well and no monotone voice I enjoy this course.
Hello I am from a non-English speaking country, I have a question why do I need to learn those old operating(XP, Vista, 7) systems these days? Do you know by any chance? Actually, I am preparing for a job interview. Thanks in advance.
@@dying_wolfdid you get the job
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I thought it said 3 hours.... 31 HOURS?! This is a true treasure. Just starting thank you so much.
OMG, the way you explained the voltage for the power connectors just blew my mind - it's SO much easier to remember now! THANK YOU!!!
"This online teacher is truly exceptional. Their lectures are delivered with such clarity and passion, making the learning experience both engaging and enlightening. I am constantly impressed by their depth of knowledge and ability to effectively convey complex concepts. Thank you for being an amazing teacher!"
Just started this course and I'm already loving it. You have a talent to teach and explain things so clearly and easy to understand. Thanks a lot. God bless you.
Just so let you knơ: thank you FOR MAKING A VIDEO THAT THE GRAND POPULOR COULD UNDERSTAND, English is a foreign language to me and this video is both professional and easy to understand.
12 hrs very exited for further more....... Feb-11, 2023, 4PM
7 hrs, building the computer, Very details, like the way....... Feb-10, 2023, 1PM
Third day, 6 hrs, Awesome Class.
Is this complete course , like the actual course of CompTIA A+ ?
As someone who took the exam last week, i can tell you 70% of the things in this video wasnt mentioned in the exam. If you guys want a more updated "course" i recommend professor messors videos.
2 questions for you, if you are willing to put up with a person looking into potentially in the IT field.
1: what questions were referenced on your test primarily?
2: is there a reason to recommend another video vs this one?
reason i ask if personally taking notes on this video to potentially look at getting my A+ certification to look into getting into IT work.
@@EpIcBeardMan1994 HI, I'll try my best to help. This video is for the older 901 exam that references ancient outdated tech that isn't in the newer 1101 exam. There is alot of concepts in this video that is not on the exam and a lot of concepts that are missing from the newer exam. This video is for the exam that is 9 years old. The most recent exam is from 2022.
Most people I know who's taken the exam only really used professormessers video course +udemy practice exams.
Thanks for the tip, I'm on his site right now
Hi, Can you please reference the udemy practice tests you took?
@@fearlessbritt-entrepreneur9105 google CompTIA A+ (220-1101) Core 1 Practice Exams *New for 2023* Jason Dion
Being only 4 hours in, I just want to thank you! I can't wait to get started in IT. (1/29/2023)
Edit 1: Now 8 hours in, I still appreciate all of the content!! (1/30/2023)
Edit 2: Over 12 hours in and all great information! (1/31/2023)
Edit 3: 16 hours, halfway there :P (2/1/2023)
Edit 4: 20 hours in, I got a bit lazy, but I'm back! (2/6/2023)
Keep us updated!
YOU GOT THIS !!! WOOP WOOP
keep it up buddy it's first day for me today u inspiring me don't stop
Good job!
@@idecoy1799 just starting
WOW, what a resource. I'm about to finish my ITF+ study and move into A+. With this, Professor Messer, and my certification study guide book I am feeling ready to learn. Thanks for doing all of this.
Good luck Matt. I'm doing the same thing!
Hey mind if i ask what the book is called so i can order one? thanks man 😁
Could you share what study guide you’re using?
@@nicoleB0125 I'm using the CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide by Quentin Docter and Jon Buhagiar
@@Keunai I'm using the CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide by Quentin Docter and Jon Buhagiar
Just want to Thank Paul Browning and the How To Network Team for creating and uploading another video for complete beginners to experts with easy to understand and concise information!
I'd like to thank you for spending your time to this 3 hours information fest. You are amazing. I wish you continued success. Thank you ❤️.
The latest CompTIA exams are 220-1101 & 220-1102. The A+ 220-1001 & 220-1002 expire in October 2022.
Yes, I know. The new exam is 95% the same but some updates to standards and software.
@@howtonetworkcom i have the examcram book for A+ now on core 1 and 2 version..may i know what would be the next version? cuz im overseas now on crusieship so i cant take it..but i wanna test it in january.. Plz
@@Mangokyaw it can be taken online.
this guy is so good at teaching from ground up. many questionmarks in my head about PC's and devices have been answered. Keep it up!
Day 1 - 1 hour
Day 2 - 2 hours
Day 3 - 41 mins
Day 4 - 1 hour
Day 5 - 1 hour 19 mins
Day 6 - 1 hour
continue studying
6 days in gave up?
@@mercedeschocolate6642 nope still going it just hard to keep track how long I study for
i am at the beginning of the video, but i CANNOT pass over the fact that i LOVED the e.g photos of sooo much older system parts like the i486 CPU. It even gave me more energy and motivation for the rest study. As a pc lover, loving even museums with old tech parts, you can see the reason.
You have a gift for teaching and making concepts simple to grasp
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One of the greatest channels on youtube , a huge respect for you sir ❤
Thank you for putting this together and teaching in such a concise and understable way for people who don't know enough to know that they don't know enough but want to learn. I thank you for continuing the fight for education. Thank you for your amazing effort .
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My respect for this intelligent man who took his time to help us out! Thank you!
i cant believe you made this video for free. You should get partnered with a company and sell this service as a IT director for a program that gets people ready for IT jobs within the company or companies.
Just for the analogy of comparing the human body to a computer, sheer genius. You have earned that like and subscribe my friend. Thank you. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. 🎉❤
Hey mate I'm kinda new to this i don't know if you can help out i really got some silly questions i want to ask badly pls hear me out
@@afokerealityigho9003 And they are?
@@JJFlores197 i want to learn cybersecurity but j don't know where to start from i know you will say UA-cam in as much as i also want videos I prefer reading documentation like on mdn but I've asked around they said mdn doesn't offer any course on cybersecurity so i was thinking if you could just point me in the right direction pls
@@JJFlores197 like where to start from and where to learn from
Yes that comparison was amazing and so helpful
day 1 - 27.25 minutes
day 2 - 49.05 minutes
day 3 - 55:00 minutes
day4 - 01:10 minutes
day5 -00 minutes
day6 -00 minutes
day7 -1 minutes
---15 days break---
day8 -9 minutes
---2days break---
--7days break--
day 9-complted 2:25 hours (im back)
day 10- completed till module 3 of cpu
day 11 - completed till types of dram
gave up already?
@@elroibelete2521 still going on bro
bro completed the course in 14 days of july thankyou bro need to revise and wind up
God bless you for taking your time to put this all together. I can’t thank you enough.
I bought the 101 labs book on Amazon and its absolutely worth the money. Combine with this video is great.
Along with up to date library books and practice tests to go hand in hand, this is a great video
Thank you so much for producing this video. I'm a bit rusty and it filled in a bunch of gaps I had.
Glad it was helpful!
First time to see a IT course so well explained, kudos.
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Second half passed, thank you for helping me pass my certification
Is this complete course , like the actual course of CompTIA A+ ?
I have watched other one but Paul is really good at teaching, with lots of on-screen writing to keep me remembering it. Thank you very much.
Although this is a old version of todays 1101 this guy teaches in a way you can retain the relative Information that is in todays test(1101) i knew nothing about IT and this video explains things way better than professor messer! A lot of things people are complaining about is irrelevant because majority of the info he’s teaching is the same in todays Comptia a+ so if your new to IT this is A awesome video to start with. I do suggest looking at other videos and taking a lot of practice test in between modules. Good luck
Thanks. It covers 60% of the current A+.
@@howtonetworkcomwill you cover the other 40% of the current 1101&1102? I appreciate your style of teaching
Just shared your course link to show my gratitude. thank you very much for uploading and giving your personal time in making this course possible
You are first and only one that relates the human brain to the computer. I’ve described this to people that I know. They are taken back how similar we are to computers, or just the other way around.
This is great for me. I am studying for the ITF+ and every study video for ITF+ is just not good enough but this A+ video is perfect, it covers everything my study guide does and then some. GREAT JOB and thanks for all the help. I look forward to your next A+ video for when I begin to study for my A+😄
I'm going to College next September to take a Systems Management/ Cybersecurity course. This video will better prepare me for my A+ and Network+ part of my course. Thank you so much!
If you guys listen he said he got his certification that long ago and that the course has undergone changes, therefore he is giving current updated info, as he has put people through this course.
I’m sure what he is saying is not a complete revamp of the course, otherwise it would be called something else.
yes I was used this video as my primary study source and passed with a 800
It's good information here folks, most of what has changed is so insignificant that even a toddler could figure it out! I am glad to se another sane individual here in these comments haha
@@The7777Ericj nice! Passing grade was at least a 650?
@@MrEjblanco 650 for part one - 700 for part 2
@@The7777Ericj Did you purchase labs to study as well?
This is a great video, so much easier to understand than the videos that I have for class. Thanks so much for putting this together!
This is incredible so far! Just a little tid bit, on the AMR and CNR slide you have CMR. Should be CNR (communications and networking riser). Much love for all this incredible information and hard work
So would you say that this info for the most part is up to date?
@@ddburst2457 think its old. the chart at 47:00 only goes up to PCIe 3.0. PCIe 6.0 is about to release sometime this year
I want to dispel any of the "this is too old and irrelevant" comments.
I am currently going through CompTIA's curriculum. And frankly, the curriculum isn't great. Thanks to this video, a lot of the CompTIA material makes sense now. So to prep for the 1101 exam, I am going through this video and running practice tests from Jason Dion on Udemy. This video lines up fairly well with CompTIA's materials for the current exam.
I've only found two things that haven't followed the CompTIA curriculum: 1) CompTIA no longer talks about floppy disks, and 2) the 'continuity tester" that he talks about in the cabling tools section appears to be what CompTIA calls a "cable tester" (just a different term).
Very comprehensive ! Thankyou for the trip down memory lane, plus new knowledge.
Currently taking the CompTia courses....this video is a life saver!
bro this video made in 2012 . and we are in 2023 so this course will not help you that much 🥲
Hey James, what are you shooting for as far as employment goes? I've been wanting to get my CompTIA course work started, just don't know what direction to go.
Abo I don't believe that's entirely truly. Most of the concepts and information can not be outdated, eg., The different types of hard drives, etc. Yes, you might want to use other help materials, but do not discredit this course because it's still very useful. I
Thank you so so much for sharing this! It was so helpful. It is a lot more easy to understand than online course I was taking.
I am loving this course, just wanted to add that the value on the data transfer rate chart for ddr ram has a minor error as the value for ddr 333 should be 2664MB/s instead of 2667. I am not trying to point out a mistake, just sharing what I discovered. I am very thankful for this geneuinely great content.
Seriously how long did this take to render and upload ?! You sir are amazing!
I was just wondering about the upload time for a 31 hour video. lol
@@LagMasterSam yeah maybe 14 to 16 hours it's not like he can't use anything while the video is uploading.
@@LagMasterSam I dont even know how he managed to upload it, I believe YT has set a 12 hr barrier but anyways, it shouldnt take more then 2-3-4 hours with a decent ethernet. (Like 20-30+mbps upload) Also, notice how he uploaded it in 720p, so that makes the file even smaller.
@@LegendarymmHD this barrier is been set after this video is been uploaded.
@@BabuMosahi I'm pretty unsure about that, I've tried to upload something like this in 2021 so.. even then it was in effect.. aaanyways, YT is weird..
Wow 2 courses in 1 biology and computers. Can't beat that. 😊
Very useful information. In terms of troubleshooting for 1001 and 1002, this information is relevant. Thank you
Thanks for this - getting back into IT after 3 years in retail (ugh). I have A+/N+ (still valid as I got them
When i found this video it felt like finding a milion dollars on the ground thank you so much for this!!!!!!!!
"This online teacher is truly exceptional. Their lectures are delivered with such clarity and passion, making the learning experience both engaging and enlightening. I am constantly impressed by their depth of knowledge and ability to effectively convey complex concepts. Thank you for being an amazing teacher!"
The best course of comprehensive training. Thank you for pointing out what might be in the exam!
Thank you for this Paul, the least I can do is buy one of your books.
This course is 10 years old. At 0:54 he says he earned his A+ certification in 2000, which was 12 years ago: so the video was made in 2012.
Yes, just study the parts in the clickable contents still in such as TCP/IP, IP addressing, VLANs, routing etc.
Regards
Paul
If you pay attention, the trainer also said he gets recertified every now and then to stay current.
@@howtonetworkcomare you planning to make an update one ??
Everyone saying this stuff is irrelevant but i started school for cloud computting this month and my first class is introduction to networking which starts like 2/3rds in the video and so far its all relevant and goes over the same stuff my professor does and the tests ask
Some of it is relevant, but at the same time, some of it is not relevant. For instance 7:43:00 where he talks about laptop expansion cards. That's pretty much irrelevant in modern laptops.
bless you! 1:00:33
I tearfully respect and appreciate you sharing this information with me and others.
Salute Sir! I just impressed by your way of teaching. It's my 2nd day of watching your video during my free time. Teaching is so awesome and I'm confident of getting A+ certification within 4 weeks of time.
@Paul ? and why do you think that? lol
This guy is the real world virtual assistant thank you buddy for great job I’m confident that I will pass the exam, when I put the application on practice
Thanks a lot for sharing. Amazing job. But just for the sake of time saving, would you be able to stress what is still relevant to pass CompTIA A+ 220-1101 and 220-1102
Alot of it is the same but they no longer reference Windows 7 like they did in 1001 and 1002. When it comes to 1101 and 1102 it references more on windows 10/11. Now just be aware, this is a descent course, but the one thing that this course won't cover is PBQ's. "Performance Based Questions" which are: You read the scenario given, and you have to select the correct answers from a dropdown menu and may include drag and drop of how to setup a server and matching how it all connects together to a network, or maybe even checkboxes of how to troubleshoot a mobile device required to reference what the Scenario is asking of you. Those can be indepth so I'd recommend looking into PBQ practice quizzes and Practice tests in general. Those will help alot! Overall about 80-85% of it is the same, so you can really reference alot of stuff here and carry it over to the Newer exams but when it comes to Windows and some newer technologies you may need to research more in windows 10/11. Also, The exam doesn't ask very direct questions. Quite a few can be tricky the way they word the question and they also like to throw in alot of "Fluff" like: John with his Shiny Green T shirt while holding his important TV Remote tried to Turn on his PC but the lights didn't illuminate nor would the PC Turn on. What is most likely the issue? While this isn't exactly a question on the test but they throw in extra nonsense, so You have to watch for the Key phrases in the question itself. That's how they made the test. So do alot of practice testing too before going for the actual test itself. Best of Luck!
@@skymonkey30 Thank you. You are exactly right, I m going through PBQ questions on the CompTia app which is a great adding to your work!
Thank you Mr Paul Browing for this video, Such a blessing to have humans who share knowledge.
Passed my first half. Though not my only study point you were a part of it. Thank you truly
Just started this. Cannot thank you enough! Love, love love it!
Josh Penzell is an incredible teacher. Paul on the other hand could learn a thing or two about teaching. I appreciate that he compiled all of these teaching materials into a single video with chapters in the description for us to watch and learn from but hopefully Paul can take a lesson from Josh in how to teach some of the new material. Reading a PowerPoint presentation is not teaching.
As someone who paid big ££££ to study this, you have a for free so shut the fuck up and have some respect! Yes the material is outdated, but the basics of it are the same.
I have to run Josh at 1.5x and Paul at .75x playback speeds lol
Thanks I’m going to school for it and learning this while I’m out of school really feels like I can pass the certs
The latest comptia a+ exam is 220-1101 and 220-1101 also know as core1 and core2.
Do they have the same information as 1001 and 1002?
@@subi-brz yes and no. The objectives can be downloaded and compared from the comptia website. It's a revised and updated test.
best Instructor Mr Paul Browing,I need also for N+
it's already here on youtube
1:00:28 this guy is funny i'm dead laughing at Db9 and Db15 the male and female connectors lmao! 10X BROTHER I'VE WATCHED ALOT OF IT LESSONS. YOUR THE FUNNIEST
Thank you very much Paul Browning. I appreciate your kindness
This is a very old A-plus class. It still talks about win7 as being the latest used OS and talks about win8 being "new" which means around 2012. It's probably from 2009-2012. that's old in computer time.
It's a free course with Windows 7 still being tested up to October 2022 so take the bits you want and of course update with your own research.
Regards
@@howtonetworkcom Thank you for the free course do you have anything new even if is not free?
SMH, you have the wrong concept already. Knowledge is power. Even if the video is old, it still provides substantial knowledge in the IT arena.
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Just here 2024 to Thank you for uploading this amazing training. This is a great source for intro to IT
Anyone else here just to learn?
Exciting and frustrating at the same time, i have a real issue understanding subnet expressed as 192.168.0.1/24 I guess will explain better in N+
2024 post A level
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@@sauravgupta4103 no this is like 6 years old is what someone said
I want to thank you for your time and patience with such a detailed video. You are an Excellent teacher!!!!!!!
This guy is good, i mean really good
As someone who is learning IT from scratch. This seems helpful, Looking to get into cybersecurity just not entirely sure how to or what to dive into..
I strongly suggest watching updated courses. This is a good course, BUT it is obsolete. It is from around 2012 or so. Its good in the sense to learn about some of the older technologies and history, but it is not good enough for the newer exam.
@@JJFlores197 thanks man!
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Best teacher I've ever seen in my life
This is interesting as a rookie 💻
Thank you for this course. Love from India
These are outdated, yes. To ensure that you are gathering the full knowledge, please research the category elsewhere also. These are 220-801/802 stuff, which is like 11 years ago, but also useful. A lot of people are mistaking that technology from 11 years ago is pretty much useless. I would say yes, some is pretty much outdated and defunct, but most is pretty much relevant, but upgraded. So do research on these categories elsewhere like Professor Messer or Mike Myer as they help you set a fundamental
There’s 2 instructors the second instructors comes in later. I can’t clearly understand what he’s saying. If he’d like a suggestion it is to change slides at appropriate amounts of time.
The first instructor is clear and you can tell he’s trying to make the lesson understandable.
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Don't give up!
Over 22 hours into watching this marathon of videos. I enjoyed the content overall. The American speaker (although his teaching is geared toward the antiquated technologies) he is thorough in his explanations. Anytime the British speaker talked, I had his voice x2 speed. He was quite the bore! As a point of constructive critic going forward, don't confuse `i.e.` with `e.g.`. The former, id est, which is Latin for “that is" provides the audience with a parallel similar to "in other words". The latter, exempli gratia, meaning “for example” provides a real world application. I personally made that mistake for a number of years myself.
beware, this is a very outdated course, despite it being uploaded in mid 2022. A+ is refreshed every 3 and a half years and so, and this course is from the very early 2010s (windows 8 was mentioned as a new OS, so this was filmed in 2012 at latest) - that means that this course is probably three versions behind! you're wasting your time by watching this
Hardly a waste. 60% still relevant and in the syllabus which is why I uploaded it and it's free by the way.
All IPv4, all VLANS, Spanning Tree, Routing, subnetting, troubleshooting methods, networking tools (punchdown etc.) and more still relevant. Just click on the parts you want to watch.
@@howtonetworkcom 60% relevant when there are other excellent free courses that are 100% relevant. and also, this is a course aimed at people who know very little about the IT industry - how would they know what's relevant and what isn't? i doubt many people would open this course JUST to learn about networking (network+ exists for that matter); still an outdated and, with due respect, misleading presentation - please for the sake of uninformed people watching this mark that this is an old course! if YOU were to get into a new profession you know very little about, would you like to spend 31 hours watching a course and many more studying just to find out you've learned very outdated knowledge??!? nothing wrong with posting this course as historical, but it is presented as contemporary which is a dangerous lie
@@howtonetworkcom I get that, but I think it would be wise to at the very least include a disclaimer or notice saying that the course is outdated.
@@supaodcharapa5835 can u name some of those resources please
@@aaronst.albord115 professor messer's a+ course is excellent and completely up to date
Thank you so much for uploading this training!!! You helped me more then you'll ever know!
Happy to help!
Respected sir waiting patiently for n+ and $+