Hi When are you going to update this comptia a+ course to the current version ? Its been 6 yrs ! Same question for the comptia network +. ! Also any chance doing 9ne for comptia a+ software module 1102 ? Iam sure there will be many people lined up to purchase the e book for this.
That’s what happened to me, idk why tf my phone plays the weirdest videos when I’m sleeping, I’ll wake up to some shit like “the complete history of Africa” like wtf😂😂
Just a quick testament. Passed my 901 today with a 750+ score. Just like Robert Lewis I pretty much used THIS video, as well as a mix of professor messer's videos, practice tests and notecards from crucialexams AND examcompass. I felt a very good grasp on the material and even though they word the test questions in a tricky manner, pulled through with relative ease. Never had any IT experience OR courses in my life, took me about 2 weeks spending about 4-5 hours a day from nothing. I used this video more than anything else. Thank you very much for the free and valuable content.
I would love for people to let me know an order to go in with. Start with A+ or what? Knowledge or a direction to point me in would be nice. I just see so many different certificates and many people saying take this or that first.
This is literally cisco's A+ training course that I took in a college class. Except, this video is much easier to understand without having to look at paragraphs crammed with information. The bullet points cover the main idea for each concept, making it much easier to understand and remember. Just goes to show, how much a degree is not needed for the IT field. Literally, you can self-study for all the exams and change your life forever.
@Chella Mac CompTIA is the industry standard unless you want to work at Microsoft, which has their own certification programs (they’re all equal pretty much so you can mix & match)
I just wanted to say THANK YOU!!!! I took my 901 today and passed with a score of 820! My background: freelance IT Here's what I did: 1. Watch this video 1 time over the course of 3 days 2. Make about 100 flash cards on things I didn't know / was fuzzy about 3. Quiz myself on all of the flash cards 3 times in order, then randomize about 30 to spot test knowledge 4. Take about 4-5 different practice tests (25-100 Q's each) and scored about 75-90% 5. Take the real 901 exam and pass with flying colors 6. Comment on here to celebrate and say thank you! 7. Wish that you had 902 training as well, but survive with the Messer videos as an alternative 8. 9. Profit? Thanks again, you rock!!
Man let me tell you something, normally i don't leave any comments in UA-cam videos at all, But you make me leave a comment to tell you Thank you so so much for this video and God bless you. I really appreciate your time and work.
Really? I am going to go take the test tomorrow morning and I am getting nervous. I took Comptia's practice questions and they were absolutly the easiest questions I have ever seen but then I went online and checked out some more practice questions and some of them I had no idea. Usually network question and some out of date hardware stuff. Am I over thinking it? I am 1 hour into the video and so far everything has just been review. Will I be ok? what I am most worried about is the simulation part of the test or the command prompt section
For anyone interested in this exam or just learning about computers in general: One thing I strongly recommend is to practice on a real computer. Hands-on experience is important just as learning the theory behind this. You don't need any fancy computer for this. And it doesn't even need to be functional; bonus points if you can get it to work. Pretty much any used computer you can find will be good for learning.
Ehh this makes sense only to an extent. You gotta imagine how many technologies, configurations, and other external devices you have to play with to learn them well. You’ll need more than a single computer to learn everything hands on as exampled in this exam.
Ehh... I'm not trying to be a AMD shill, but the AM4 (dead platform now, I know) socket is probably much safer for your purpose than a Intel LGA 7XX socket. AM4's PGA is much more forgiving in the sense of durability. With LGAs: you bend a foil-sized conductor, you basically kill the motherboard (unless you can CAREFULLY bend the connector back in place). Word of advice: the new AM5 is a LGA, so be careful when installing AM5 CPUs.
Imagine going to college for IT, spending thousands upon thousands of dollars for two IT degrees only to be told that you still aren't qualified enough because you haven't taken a 200 dollar multiple choice test. Thanks for changing my life COMPTIA:)
Really? I'm almost to the end of my associates in CIS and my program has been programming heavy: Java or C++/JavaScript/SQL.... also system design courses.They hardly talk about these things in the video. We only have one networking class required.
@@flyingpiggies9016 pretty much, but they add certain new standards every year to keep the exam up to date, this video is a solid foundation and really helps with the exam
well i am doing my 220-1001 and 2 my eyes are just tearing that this human being can take his time do this work and load it on youtube for folks like us. I just got my CCNA and pushing this before the year ends. Your vidz are still relevant the simplicity and contrast you making to teach these technologies -i've never seen this no where. i want to buy one of your courses as a thank you. or a donation.
First question how to hook up a home network like the guys from Verizon. Well a bit more. Book (MGM Comptia a+ 901) It will be like connect the dots and put everything in place then set up security protocals and wirless protocalls. SSID broadcasting and VPN. How to hide the SSID (don't broadcast the SSID. First question.
I just watched this video in its entirety last night. It definitely helped me a lot, esp in understanding IP addresses and networking in general (more than the bigger names suggested for resources), and I passed my 1001 exam (already passed 1002 so I'm A+ certified). Thank you so much!
Hi. I have a few questions as I’m studying for my comptia exam. I’m happy this video helped you because it’s helping with my understanding but was there anything else you used?
Hello I’m a black man. I have a question. I’m confident in my 1001 hardware skills but I want to know how did you get confidence in 1002 or in other words what did you do to prepare for it?
@@skyjmoney4203 Race doesnt matter :). Im naturally good on the software side of things. I had way more confidence with that than 1001. I passed 1002 first try. I passed 1001 on my third try.
@@TeaSea13 well I just got comfortable with the hardware today at my job I had to recently do a lot software so hopefully I can get through it I just want my a+ so i can feel secure.
@@anahicarrasco2538 There are multiple cheap and free sources out there to where you can get the information you need. This VIDEO Course is just good for Reference from a VISUAL perspective. You still need to study more information separately that pertains to the A+ 1101 and 1102 Exam objectives. The Visual Concepts in this are similar but there are specific things you need to study outside of just visualizing how things work. I would not recommend studying anything from the Previous exams since the current Exams relate to Windows 10 and 11 (Not Windows XP, 7, and 8). Good luck!
Good job!! I got my A+ back in the year of 2000 and I had never practiced since or even update my info. I looked at many videos, nothing like this one, it is very informed, organized, simple, clear english, all what you need been put in almost 4 hours video. with no hesitation I will give it 10 out of 10
PowerCert Animated Videos you are a miracle worker. I never touched a Comptia A+ book before, I simply watched your video once and went for the exam the next day. I passed 😂
Like Tanner said, I've learned what I NEEDED to know here in 4 hours, much more than I did 4 years at a Uni. That is a serious problem in our education system. Too much , no pun intended, "junk data". ;-) Thank you so much for this! I didn't have to spent $2000 on some course! I'm donating if you allow it!
Oh yeah They do that even at the physics level They give you such a broad spectrum to study you need to go past Masters to be applicable in the national labs I. E. Physics ok, what sub field? Optics? Ok, radio, lasers, antenas, clocks? Ok go even FUTHER INTO that sub field
Most of this stuff I learned as a kid. I wish I would've gone into cyber security years ago. I work in power generation now, for power plants. At 33 I plan to make a career change into cyber security.
I'm changing my career at 38. I also regret not doing it a few years back. I hope this cert and couple of others MS ones I already have help me to find an entry job. Then I want to focus on IoT and automation. Good luck in your career in Cybersecurity! It's not gonna be easy but definitely worth it! :)
@@tnix80 I'm curious about this as well. I have to imagine the large majority of hardware, software, & troubleshooting methods are all still very relevant
It's should all cover the typical same stuff... It's all comp basics... Anything else you can learn yourself somewhere else... But this definitely should get you ready and prepped
Thanks for uploading this. Watched this vid once at 2x speed. No IT experience. I passed my 901 today with a score of 675 which is also the passing score
Interviewing for my first IT Help Desk job tomorrow. First step into a career path for me. I have used computers my whole life but not professionally. This served (for me) as a wonderful refresh of the information that I have lost over the years. Thank you for this & This has helped me gain the confidence I needed!
I remember back in 2000 where a vendor would offer to come and teach all this to your school over the course of a week and each head would pay about 3k, now you can just learn all this over the interwebs .. thank goodness for that !
You have no idea how helpful this video truly is. I cannot imagine the time it took to compile this video. You could have successfully charged for this video, but you chose to give to the world for free. I truly commend you for this.
I rarely ever leave comments on videos. Ive watch a good amount to try and stay up to date on things but this is probably the best Ive ever came across. Thanks for your time and great work
I have no experience in IT, and I am looking to go from being 20 years old working as a cook to doing IT, and this video was so helpful. I plan on taking the A+ exam next month so let's see what happens.
This instructional channel is absolutely amazing. I have learned IP address scheming and networking just a few hours worth almost like my entire courses for my BSIT degree.
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos any chance you will be dropping a video for the 220-1001 and 1002? I'm sure the info in this video will still help a lot. thanks!
Just passed with 675 (min passing score)-watched this video all the way through once, then listened to it in the background to and from work and while playing video games the weeks prior to exam. So probably once all the way through with full attention, then maybe twice again, but in 30 minute snippets and only background attention.
funny enough.. this was the exact idea I planned to use before seeing your comment. I'm glad you passed. asides this, do you have any extra recommendations? I will appreciate!
@@width19 I strongly suggest practicing on a real PC. It doesn't need to be fancy or even functional. Bonus points if you can get it to work. Having a certification is great, but hands-on experience is invaluable. Even if it doesn't directly help you for the exam, it can help having that hands on knowledge for entry-level IT jobs.
I watched Prof. Messer and Mike Meyers. They all gave me great information. However, this video worked even better to wrap up what I've learned. Maybe it was because of the graphics or the way it didn't overwhelm me with information. Either way, great job!
I like how the ending of the four hour video is lightning striking the computer which then catches on fire. Similar to how a musician will play a four hour set and then smash their guitar.
Thank you so much for this video, it helped so much to pass my 901 with this material. You give the most clear and simple explanations that I have seen anywhere else. I took my 901 today and passed !
Holy cow this is amazing! I just finished after about 4 days of watching and taking handwritten notes. I used to work as IT assistant and even though it's not my passion, it seemed like a fun thing to do for stable income with my 3D art on the side. My boss told me that if I want to continue as IT, I need to get my certs. I don't know if A+ cert is exactly what I'm looking for but hopefully it's a step in the right direction, I'll update on when I pass my A+ exam. Thank you so much for this video.
Please keep in mind this is for the 901 Comptia exam. The current exam is the 1001. It should cover some of the same stuff, but wanted to let you know in case you were not aware.
@@f.a5148 I didn't watch the full videos, nor have I taken the exams yet. But, I would not rely solely on these videos. You may learn some useful information, but technically, these are outdated for the 1001/1002 exams. I would check out Professor Messer's videos. He covers everything. I'm currently doing Mike Meyer's course. I'm reading his book and watching his videos. I'm also going to be watching Messer's videos and doing Jason Dion's practice exams.
Awesome stuff man! I have learned more in two hours of your video than in 3 days of reading. I'm more of a visual learner, and the way you lay out stuff it's just amazing! Would love to see a 902 video, but at the same time I understand it takes a lot of time to make such great content. Thank you!!
Thank you for this. I just made a career jump to IT and this video (also your Network+) has taught me so much. I look forward to watching many more of your videos!♥
RE: PDF 30:35 PDF actually stands for "Portable Document Format", not portable digital format. RE: CMOS 2:10:27 CMOS actually stands for "Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor, not complementary metalic-oxide semiconductor.
Will Ayotte any experience prior. I have knowledge of printers due to my frild of work but not so much as the other stuff. Please share your preparations,resources,experience,and questions asked on the test of you can. J be been studying this month and have a long way to go
I do have experience, as I currently work an as Point of Sale installer. Although the A+ is more detailed. This is the most comprehensive and straight to the point training. I used this with Mike Meyers 901 training course on Udemy.com ($10) and passed. Mike Meyers also has a practice test on Udemy, I always wait for the $10 sales before I buy. 1.Mike Meyers 901 "A+ the total course" 2.Mike Meyers 901 practice exams 3. This Video. I recommend finishing Mike Meyers course in 5 days. Watching this video straight through 2x before the test and you will be fine. The first question I had was "Match the ports" Http -80 SSH-22 FTP-21 and 22 HTTPS-443 IPOP- 110 5 questions about RAID arrays I was not super confident on. Questions vary from test to test but there you go!
1000th comment here. This is very well done. You provide extra info that I haven't heard elsewhere in other courses. Also, I love that it is all in one video so I don't have to keep dealing with intros and extros and letting a playlist chug through. You do have a little intro, but it's nice and quick. My A+ test is 2-15-19 and I'm binge watching this right now. Like I said, so far, I like this format the best. I give you an A+. LOL.
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos Hi Any chance of updating the course to meet the current version of comptia A+ . That would be so beneficial to all of us ? Thanks
Thank you so much for this. I plan to take the 901 exam tomorrow and I thought I was ready before this but video broke everything down in such a simplified way, after watching, I KNOW that I'm ready know. Thank you again. 902 pleasssseeeeeee
I received A LOT of troubleshooting questions, which is understandable because hardware and troubleshooting techniques are both the biggest portions on the test. I also received many printer, RAID, and networking questions. Know your ports. My study materials was cbtnugget videos and any practice test I could find on the internet. This link has the BEST practice test and simulations. I even had one of them on my test. comptiaexamtest.com/
This is an amazing video. After trying so many different mediums of study, this video has made the A+ a joy to study for. Thank you so much for this video!
Multiple choice and simulations. I had more simulations in the 902 test than I did 901. Dunno if that's what made 902 seem harder but it sure seemed so to me. Then again, supposedly Comptia has a pool of over 2000 questions to pull from at random for each exam, so that probably has more to do with the difficulty for each test than anything else.
shadelings damn, I've got 901 tomorrow morning and have totally neglected any sort of revision, I've not done any whatsoever apart from watch the whole of this video this morning and take notes. No way am I going to be able to take all the information in, think I may fail tomorrow.
Thanks a lot sir, The way you animate and the way you talk with pauses is so understandable.I really admire your knowledge and your efforts for all of us.
Got my job as an teachers assistant(hardware) today, thanks so much for freshing up my basic knowledge! Also I don't have any diplomas, not even a high school diploma, just passion and knowledge can bring you somewhere, so don't let money issues stop your passion, ever!
6:38 In 2020, there are now USB-3 and USB-C Hub Adapter that are brand independent and allow for multiple monitors and keyboard, mouse, and even have an ethernet jack. This may or may not be allowed with your government-furnished equipment GFE. And wireless peripherals are not allowed either with GFE.
Just finished binge watching this. My test is tomorrow at noon. Will let you know. About halfway through, I went 1.5 speed and could still keep up with taking notes. Only had to pause a couple of times like with the Port numbers.
OMG someone recommended I take this class! This is so basic! I would had been a waste of money for me. I watched it, and there is nothing new for me! Thank you for posting it, you saved me some money a lot of wasted time! Edit: correction, I don't know the names of everything. But that wouldn't be an issue. Unless I was tested on naming everything. Then I would have to memorize the names LOL and some are not used anymore.
I already knew almost everything but this is really awesome for someone who is completely new to the subject! it covers everything one needs to know when starting
Being completely brand new to technology, literally experienced enough to know what a computer looks like, I am in love with this channel. I have always wanted to learn about computers and eventually wanted to make some money with them in some aspect, but the learning curve was pretty intimidating. This video series makes the content much easier to understand as it is catered to people like me and assumes the watcher knows nothing. The courses I've taken recently says it is for beginners, but uses language which I am expected to know already, which I don't. A million thanks for putting this together!!!
These are some of the question when i took the exam A+ 001 Good luck to you all. If you know nothing about IT test is hard so study more than just this video. 1.1 Given a scenario, install and configure laptop hardware and components 1.2 Given a scenario, install components within the display of a laptop. 1.5 Given a scenario, connect and configure accessories & ports of other mobile devices. 1.6 Given a scenario, configure basic mobile device network connectivity and application support. 2.1 Compare and contrast TCP and UDP ports, protocols, and their purpose. 2.2 Compare and contrast common networking hardware devices 2.3 Given a scenario, install and configure a basic wired/wireless SOHO network. 2.4 Compare and contrast wireless networking protocols 2.5 Summarize properties and purpose of services provided by networked hosts. 2.6 Explain common network configuration concepts 3.1 Explain basic cable types, features and their purpose 3.2 Identify common connector types 3.3 Given a scenario, install RAM types 3.4 Given a scenario, select, install and configure storage devices 3.6 Explain the purpose and use of various peripheral types 3.7 Summarize power supply types and features 3.8 Given a scenario, select and configure appropriate components for a custom PC configuration, to meet customer specifications or needs. 3.10 Given a scenario, configure SOHO multifunction device / printers and settings. 3.11 Given a scenario, install and maintain various print technologies. 4.1 Compare and contrast cloud computing concepts 4.2 Given a scenario, setup and configure client-side virtualization 5.1 Given a scenario, use the best practice methodology to resolve problems 5.2 Given a scenario, troubleshoot problems related to motherboards, RAM, CPU and power 5.4 Given a scenario, troubleshoot video, projector and display issues. 5.6 Given a scenario, troubleshoot printers. 5.7 Given a scenario, troubleshoot common wired and wireless network problems
This was phenomenal even for 1001. I just want to mention that thermal printers are more commonly used for receipts, not labels or barcodes as this video states. In fact, I worked in a retail environment for several years and never once saw a price tag or barcode printed on a thermal printer.
The whole TCP/IP animation made me LOL! Thanks for that as this study process has been pretty dreadful. I'll definitely remember the difference between TCP and UDP now!
Will you all do an updated version 220-1001 & 220-1002? Your videos are the best! I would definitely purchase it! It’s very visual and not too fast paced. I love it!
It surprises me how much of this I know, just from building and growing up with PCs. It's also strange seeing this at the end of 2019. Where RAM now has DDR4 and graphics cards are using DDR5.
🟧 Get my CompTIA A+ ebook for this video powercert.com/comptiaaebook.html
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I want the UEFI interface you created. That shit is dope.
Can you make an update on this video. This video is very helpful but unfortunately its outdated too.
Hi
When are you going to update this comptia a+ course to the current version ? Its been 6 yrs !
Same question for the comptia network +. !
Also any chance doing 9ne for comptia a+ software module 1102 ?
Iam sure there will be many people lined up to purchase the e book for this.
Hey Power. Do you have an updated version of the CompTia NET+ preparation?
Was thinking the same thing.@@Baldrick_dogsbody
Input Devices & Peripherals: 0:10
Monitors: 11:09
Printers: 20:20
Storage Devices: 31:31
Mobile & Laptop Issues: 42:40
Power Supply: 52:57
Motherboard Form Factor: 55:06
I/O Interfaces: 1:00:29
Adapter / Expansion Cards: 1:08:05
RAM Slots: 1:17:52
Cooling: 1:21:23
RAM: 1:26:48
CPU, Socket, Chipset: 1:42:44
Bus Slots: 2:02:05
BIOS / CMOS: 2:08:55
RAID: 2:18:53
Networking Cables & Connectors: 2:23:19
Wiring Standards: 2:31:40
Firewalls: 2:35:07
Media Types: 2:36:47
Network Components: 2:41:20
Wireless Technologies: 2:49:13
IP Address: 2:51:54
IP Addressing Methods: 2:59:43
TCP/IP Protocol Suites: 3:04:38
Ports: 3:16:56
Internet Access Technologies: 3:18:32
Network Types: 3:23:56
Networking Tools: 3:25:56
SOHO Routers & Wifi: 3:28:59
Network Utilities: 3:40:17
Master Shadow Thanx soo much bro!!!
your a fucking legend
God bless you!
Thank you!
yasmine farhat YASSS THANK YA JESUS!
After having fallen asleep and getting this to autoplay, I now consider myself certified in information systems after having slept through it!
That’s what happened to me, idk why tf my phone plays the weirdest videos when I’m sleeping, I’ll wake up to some shit like “the complete history of Africa” like wtf😂😂
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So funny!! This same here!!
@@Stinowhahaha exactly, like Dexter
Just a quick testament. Passed my 901 today with a 750+ score. Just like Robert Lewis I pretty much used THIS video, as well as a mix of professor messer's videos, practice tests and notecards from crucialexams AND examcompass. I felt a very good grasp on the material and even though they word the test questions in a tricky manner, pulled through with relative ease. Never had any IT experience OR courses in my life, took me about 2 weeks spending about 4-5 hours a day from nothing. I used this video more than anything else. Thank you very much for the free and valuable content.
what about 902??
Did you get a job in IT yet? Just asking because I don't have any experience, and I'm studying for the A+ so I can start a career in IT.
Were you able to find a job in the IT field from just this certification?
I would love for people to let me know an order to go in with. Start with A+ or what? Knowledge or a direction to point me in would be nice. I just see so many different certificates and many people saying take this or that first.
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This is literally cisco's A+ training course that I took in a college class. Except, this video is much easier to understand without having to look at paragraphs crammed with information. The bullet points cover the main idea for each concept, making it much easier to understand and remember. Just goes to show, how much a degree is not needed for the IT field. Literally, you can self-study for all the exams and change your life forever.
Doesn't hurt to have the certificates and a degree
Can you grow in a company without a degree?
@@greenerdays999 only to a certain point
@Chella Mac CompTIA is the industry standard unless you want to work at Microsoft, which has their own certification programs (they’re all equal pretty much so you can mix & match)
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I just wanted to say THANK YOU!!!! I took my 901 today and passed with a score of 820! My background: freelance IT
Here's what I did:
1. Watch this video 1 time over the course of 3 days
2. Make about 100 flash cards on things I didn't know / was fuzzy about
3. Quiz myself on all of the flash cards 3 times in order, then randomize about 30 to spot test knowledge
4. Take about 4-5 different practice tests (25-100 Q's each) and scored about 75-90%
5. Take the real 901 exam and pass with flying colors
6. Comment on here to celebrate and say thank you!
7. Wish that you had 902 training as well, but survive with the Messer videos as an alternative
8.
9. Profit?
Thanks again, you rock!!
what did you do on freelance it
Where did you take the test
Where did you take it?
TheGeneralReview what videos from professor messer did you watch???
Where did you take test and cost please?
I literally just passed 901 30 minutes ago because of this video!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
icesiriwong congratulations what should I study ?
where can i take the 901 test?
icesiriwong did you read any books such as Mike Meyers all in one,and you have experience in the field prior to taking the test??
Hey bro honestly though how many times did you watch this in order to confidently pass it??
Eric Smith ditto question!!
Man let me tell you something, normally i don't leave any comments in UA-cam videos at all, But you make me leave a comment to tell you Thank you so so much for this video and God bless you. I really appreciate your time and work.
Thank you!
Really? I am going to go take the test tomorrow morning and I am getting nervous. I took Comptia's practice questions and they were absolutly the easiest questions I have ever seen but then I went online and checked out some more practice questions and some of them I had no idea. Usually network question and some out of date hardware stuff. Am I over thinking it? I am 1 hour into the video and so far everything has just been review. Will I be ok? what I am most worried about is the simulation part of the test or the command prompt section
Ed Martinez how did u do?
In Jesus name!
For anyone interested in this exam or just learning about computers in general: One thing I strongly recommend is to practice on a real computer. Hands-on experience is important just as learning the theory behind this. You don't need any fancy computer for this. And it doesn't even need to be functional; bonus points if you can get it to work. Pretty much any used computer you can find will be good for learning.
Fantastic advice. That's how I learned. Taking apart a computer and putting it back together.
Thank you!
Ehh this makes sense only to an extent. You gotta imagine how many technologies, configurations, and other external devices you have to play with to learn them well. You’ll need more than a single computer to learn everything hands on as exampled in this exam.
Just getting started thank you for your input!!
Ehh... I'm not trying to be a AMD shill, but the AM4 (dead platform now, I know) socket is probably much safer for your purpose than a Intel LGA 7XX socket. AM4's PGA is much more forgiving in the sense of durability. With LGAs: you bend a foil-sized conductor, you basically kill the motherboard (unless you can CAREFULLY bend the connector back in place).
Word of advice: the new AM5 is a LGA, so be careful when installing AM5 CPUs.
Imagine going to college for IT, spending thousands upon thousands of dollars for two IT degrees only to be told that you still aren't qualified enough because you haven't taken a 200 dollar multiple choice test. Thanks for changing my life COMPTIA:)
Totally agree man.
Don’t be suckered into it.
This is my Bachelors Degree in Information Systems in 4 hours...
What were we thinking?
HAHA!
Is there really no more content?
ANd I waste $50k in a BS degree in IT instead of youtube...fucking shcool is garbage lol
Really? I'm almost to the end of my associates in CIS and my program has been programming heavy: Java or C++/JavaScript/SQL.... also system design courses.They hardly talk about these things in the video. We only have one networking class required.
Please do an updated version of this for the 1101 and 1102 series. I love this channel!
Yes please!
I was wondering if there was a plan for the new test?
Yes please!! That would be gteat
Agreed!
Whoever narrates this video has the perfect voice for it. Its like having your friend teach you. Excellent work.
Passed my A+ 220-1101! Your videos help me build a foundation on all this! Thanks for the visuals powercert animated videos!
Nice work!
is stil video still pretty current with the new 1101 standard ?
@@flyingpiggies9016 pretty much, but they add certain new standards every year to keep the exam up to date, this video is a solid foundation and really helps with the exam
Congrats! Thanks for posting this. I was trying to determine if this video was still relevant.
@@SergiVidsthanks
Thank you so much!! Im officially A+ certified, thank you from someone with no prior knowledge and experience in IT, i appreciate all your help!
Congrats!
well i am doing my 220-1001 and 2 my eyes are just tearing that this human being can take his time do this work and load it on youtube for folks like us. I just got my CCNA and pushing this before the year ends. Your vidz are still relevant the simplicity and contrast you making to teach these technologies -i've never seen this no where. i want to buy one of your courses as a thank you. or a donation.
this channel is a serious gem for autodidacts. you have a magic power for communicating things that most people find intimidating
I passed my 901 with pretty much this
Nice! Congrats.
Really?? Congrats man! I'm going to study the video and also purchase the book that's recommended.
Robert, what else did you use to prepare? What didn't this video provide? Thanks!
First question how to hook up a home network like the guys from Verizon. Well a bit more. Book (MGM Comptia a+ 901) It will be like connect the dots and put everything in place then set up security protocals and wirless protocalls. SSID broadcasting and VPN. How to hide the SSID (don't broadcast the SSID. First question.
oh really, how many times did you watch it before it sank in?
No college. Just UA-cam. This saved me $70k
Are you certified?
congratulations
Did you find a IT job?
You have questions to answer
@@locumania hopefully it's because she's too busy doing her job that she's not answering them lol
I just watched this video in its entirety last night. It definitely helped me a lot, esp in understanding IP addresses and networking in general (more than the bigger names suggested for resources), and I passed my 1001 exam (already passed 1002 so I'm A+ certified). Thank you so much!
Hi. I have a few questions as I’m studying for my comptia exam. I’m happy this video helped you because it’s helping with my understanding but was there anything else you used?
@@NitaVonTess Yes, I used pluralsight as well.
Hello I’m a black man. I have a question. I’m confident in my 1001 hardware skills but I want to know how did you get confidence in 1002 or in other words what did you do to prepare for it?
@@skyjmoney4203 Race doesnt matter :). Im naturally good on the software side of things. I had way more confidence with that than 1001. I passed 1002 first try. I passed 1001 on my third try.
@@TeaSea13 well I just got comfortable with the hardware today at my job I had to recently do a lot software so hopefully I can get through it I just want my a+ so i can feel secure.
This is 2 generations old but it still covers 85% of everything you need to know
Good to know👌
how would you say I could cover the missing 15%
@@anahicarrasco2538 There are multiple cheap and free sources out there to where you can get the information you need. This VIDEO Course is just good for Reference from a VISUAL perspective. You still need to study more information separately that pertains to the A+ 1101 and 1102 Exam objectives. The Visual Concepts in this are similar but there are specific things you need to study outside of just visualizing how things work.
I would not recommend studying anything from the Previous exams since the current Exams relate to Windows 10 and 11 (Not Windows XP, 7, and 8). Good luck!
Does that mean that the A+ in general is... OUTDATED?!?!?! No way!!! (SARCASM)
@@sisi_life1999 No, but the current iteration is 1101- this animated series (awesome!) was written for A+ version 901.
Finally finished this beast of a video. 30 Pages of Notes. My hand hurts. . .
OH WELL
TIME TO READ IT ALL OVER AGAIN
Your hand is use to it. Smile😊
I cant get over how much detail goes into your animations and how smooth they are
Good job!! I got my A+ back in the year of 2000 and I had never practiced since or even update my info. I looked at many videos, nothing like this one, it is very informed, organized, simple, clear english, all what you need been put in almost 4 hours video. with no hesitation I will give it 10 out of 10
This is my situation. Graduated in 2008, finally planning on getting a Job in the field.
PowerCert Animated Videos you are a miracle worker. I never touched a Comptia A+ book before, I simply watched your video once and went for the exam the next day. I passed 😂
Nice. Congrats.
To be honest 902 was just as easy as 901
Reetom Shahmad Rahman that's beautiful. Brings tears to my eyes. 😅
Hey honestly though how many times did you watch this in order to confidently pass it??
could you pass both tests by watching this video on 901?
The graphic work and voice acting in this presentation is amazing. This was a joy to watch.
Thanks. :)
It was though. It is really well done. And very easy to rewatch.
👌🏾
I wouldn't say a joy i'm not chomping popcorn and having a blast... but for the content the vid is top tier
best 4 hours you can spend watching and won't regret. Great video!!!
Like Tanner said, I've learned what I NEEDED to know here in 4 hours, much more than I did 4 years at a Uni. That is a serious problem in our education system. Too much , no pun intended, "junk data". ;-) Thank you so much for this! I didn't have to spent $2000 on some course! I'm donating if you allow it!
Thank you :)
Oh yeah
They do that even at the physics level
They give you such a broad spectrum to study you need to go past Masters to be applicable in the national labs
I. E.
Physics ok, what sub field?
Optics?
Ok, radio, lasers, antenas, clocks?
Ok go even FUTHER INTO that sub field
Most of this stuff I learned as a kid. I wish I would've gone into cyber security years ago. I work in power generation now, for power plants. At 33 I plan to make a career change into cyber security.
Sounds difficult this video was really simple tho
I'm changing my career at 38. I also regret not doing it a few years back. I hope this cert and couple of others MS ones I already have help me to find an entry job. Then I want to focus on IoT and automation. Good luck in your career in Cybersecurity! It's not gonna be easy but definitely worth it! :)
I left my welding career last month to start a new journey in IT. 34 and starting over.
@@spencerlieburn7021 what experience or skills do you have on your resume? Did you get a job in IT?
How much effort you have put to make this video!!! I really appreciate your help man...you deserve millions of subscribers...millions....
Thank you! This video took 2 years to make. It was a lot of work.
If I pass my CompTIA A+, I owe it to your help...such an amazing teacher you are...great animations as well ...wow!!!!
Be sure to get a book to study also. Never rely just on 1 source. I have a book recommendation in the description.
Thanks a million :)
As someone who has taken college courses on the topic, and other tech training on the topic, this video does not miss much at all for this test.
Great Video! I've been working in IT for 5 years now. These videos are great knowledge refreshers!
Might as well make something out of this quarantine...
July 16th finally passed the damn thing after trying twice. Sec plus here I come.
Yup that's what I'm doing. Always had an interest in IT. Maybe I can find a new job in this field.
facts!! i am
Yup
lmao. Same here. My current (non-IT) job is on hold right now so I'm at home with lots of free time.
with you on that !!!
I've put this on loop for my dog.
He will know so much about computers
This is excellent. I’d love an updated version for the A+ 1001 and 1002, although most of this is still very helpful and fundamental. Thank you.
I feel like it's outdated, 5 years is an eternity in tech. Can I still pass the exam with this or have questions changed?
@@tnix80 I'm curious about this as well. I have to imagine the large majority of hardware, software, & troubleshooting methods are all still very relevant
I was told NOT to study an outdated version.
It's should all cover the typical same stuff... It's all comp basics... Anything else you can learn yourself somewhere else... But this definitely should get you ready and prepped
Have you found any other good resources yet?
Thanks for uploading this. Watched this vid once at 2x speed. No IT experience. I passed my 901 today with a score of 675 which is also the passing score
Amazing...congrats.
I owe you man!
"A space ship may be blocking the satellite"
I'm sure to pass now
Thank you for the video
Interviewing for my first IT Help Desk job tomorrow. First step into a career path for me. I have used computers my whole life but not professionally. This served (for me) as a wonderful refresh of the information that I have lost over the years. Thank you for this & This has helped me gain the confidence I needed!
Thank you...I wish you the best.
Do you have any certificates
Good luck
I remember back in 2000 where a vendor would offer to come and teach all this to your school over the course of a week and each head would pay about 3k, now you can just learn all this over the interwebs .. thank goodness for that !
I watch these to familiarize myself with hardware as I get into software engineering. I appreciate it.
Index 2
KVM switch = 6:55
Biometric = 9:03
Monitors = 11:09
RAID = 2:17:00
RAID 0 = 2:19:00
RAID 1 = 2:20:30
RAID 5 = 2:21:00
IP = 2:51:47
IPv4 = 2:52:32
IPv6 = 2:53:17
WIP Thanks
You have no idea how helpful this video truly is. I cannot imagine the time it took to compile this video. You could have successfully charged for this video, but you chose to give to the world for free. I truly commend you for this.
Well i mean. He did put like 20 ads. So he is getting money from us watching
I rarely ever leave comments on videos. Ive watch a good amount to try and stay up to date on things but this is probably the best Ive ever came across. Thanks for your time and great work
When you need to study in four hours.
Seriously, this is great.
I have no experience in IT, and I am looking to go from being 20 years old working as a cook to doing IT, and this video was so helpful. I plan on taking the A+ exam next month so let's see what happens.
Did you take your test yet ? What resources did you use ?
@faruq hi how did it go
@@loved1000 Not as hard as I thought it would be. I did end up buying some study book online
220-902 video please. This video is great, I'm learning stuff I didn't learn in an actual college course (how surprising).
yeah for real. much needed !!!!
how to take test of 220-901 ?
cause you wher chaseing guys all the time!
This instructional channel is absolutely amazing. I have learned IP address scheming and networking just a few hours worth almost like my entire courses for my BSIT degree.
Thank you :)
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos any chance you will be dropping a video for the 220-1001 and 1002? I'm sure the info in this video will still help a lot. thanks!
Just passed with 675 (min passing score)-watched this video all the way through once, then listened to it in the background to and from work and while playing video games the weeks prior to exam.
So probably once all the way through with full attention, then maybe twice again, but in 30 minute snippets and only background attention.
funny enough.. this was the exact idea I planned to use before seeing your comment. I'm glad you passed. asides this, do you have any extra recommendations? I will appreciate!
@@width19 I strongly suggest practicing on a real PC. It doesn't need to be fancy or even functional. Bonus points if you can get it to work. Having a certification is great, but hands-on experience is invaluable. Even if it doesn't directly help you for the exam, it can help having that hands on knowledge for entry-level IT jobs.
Wait! Seriously though, you only used this video to pass? Woah congrats man!
I watched Prof. Messer and Mike Meyers. They all gave me great information. However, this video worked even better to wrap up what I've learned. Maybe it was because of the graphics or the way it didn't overwhelm me with information. Either way, great job!
oh man I needed this because I know how to handle all the aspects but didnt know their official names, finally got an interview and this video helps
I hope you got the job
You're a master at explaining complex material in the simplest form. Thank You!
I like how the ending of the four hour video is lightning striking the computer which then catches on fire. Similar to how a musician will play a four hour set and then smash their guitar.
Thank you so much for this video, it helped so much to pass my 901 with this material. You give the most clear and simple explanations that I have seen anywhere else. I took my 901 today and passed !
Nice. Congrats.
Alejandro Romo hi if we watch the video only how do you think will pass or nowway
خالد سعد oh yes, this will definitely help you pass the 901 but I would still recommend to get other study material as well
PowerCert Animated Videos thanks for your help !
Holy cow this is amazing! I just finished after about 4 days of watching and taking handwritten notes.
I used to work as IT assistant and even though it's not my passion, it seemed like a fun thing to do for stable income with my 3D art on the side. My boss told me that if I want to continue as IT, I need to get my certs. I don't know if A+ cert is exactly what I'm looking for but hopefully it's a step in the right direction, I'll update on when I pass my A+ exam.
Thank you so much for this video.
Please keep in mind this is for the 901 Comptia exam. The current exam is the 1001. It should cover some of the same stuff, but wanted to let you know in case you were not aware.
@@7iminator Hi buddy thanks for your comment, I want to take 1001 and 1002 core do these videos help me for those exams or not ?thanks in advance.
@@f.a5148 I didn't watch the full videos, nor have I taken the exams yet. But, I would not rely solely on these videos. You may learn some useful information, but technically, these are outdated for the 1001/1002 exams. I would check out Professor Messer's videos. He covers everything.
I'm currently doing Mike Meyer's course. I'm reading his book and watching his videos. I'm also going to be watching Messer's videos and doing Jason Dion's practice exams.
@@7iminator thanks man, you are right these are outdated thanks again for your information I will do too.
@@f.a5148 good luck!
I really love the animations. They make this whole experience more bearable.
Thank you for uploading these. You're making the IT world a better place!
Awesome stuff man! I have learned more in two hours of your video than in 3 days of reading. I'm more of a visual learner, and the way you lay out stuff it's just amazing! Would love to see a 902 video, but at the same time I understand it takes a lot of time to make such great content. Thank you!!
As they say, pictures and videos say a thousand words
Thank you for this. I just made a career jump to IT and this video (also your Network+) has taught me so much. I look forward to watching many more of your videos!♥
I’m not even in college yet I watched the entire thing because I find it fascinating!
RE: PDF 30:35
PDF actually stands for "Portable Document Format", not portable digital format.
RE: CMOS 2:10:27
CMOS actually stands for "Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor, not complementary metalic-oxide semiconductor.
Just passed the 901. I watched this video 2x right before. Take notes on the ports. A couple RAID questions.
Will Ayotte any experience prior. I have knowledge of printers due to my frild of work but not so much as the other stuff. Please share your preparations,resources,experience,and questions asked on the test of you can. J be been studying this month and have a long way to go
I do have experience, as I currently work an as Point of Sale installer. Although the A+ is more detailed. This is the most comprehensive and straight to the point training. I used this with Mike Meyers 901 training course on Udemy.com ($10) and passed. Mike Meyers also has a practice test on Udemy, I always wait for the $10 sales before I buy.
1.Mike Meyers 901 "A+ the total course"
2.Mike Meyers 901 practice exams
3. This Video.
I recommend finishing Mike Meyers course in 5 days. Watching this video straight through 2x before the test and you will be fine.
The first question I had was "Match the ports"
Http -80
SSH-22
FTP-21 and 22
HTTPS-443
IPOP- 110
5 questions about RAID arrays I was not super confident on.
Questions vary from test to test but there you go!
Nice. Congrats!
Will Ayotte thanks man and congrats. Hope to follow behind you soon
Not as boring as Professor Messer's videos. I like his, but I need visualization/animation. Thank you so much!!!
Lol I was thinking the same thing..
You are right
Agreed. His videos are loaded with info, but boy are they drier than a saltine cracker!
@@animeotakuism yessssss!
@@animeotakuism Saltine crackers have salt which make the somewhat interesting his videos are like weet-bix
who else woke up here?
I am irrelevant in this universe.
The algorithm trying to better us while we sleep
@@ZawayixFalconer😭
I started watching Nile Red turn paint thinner into drink and woke up to how a switch works
👋
Thanks!
Thanks cameronserrail!
I have no idea how I got here I woke up to this video
Wtf same.
Thank you kindly for this video. Passed my 901 today, this video was extremely helpful. Thank you again.
Nice. Congrats!
Passed my A+ 220-1101! Your videos help me a lot thank you
Can u help me bro
Did you use this video only to study for the test??
What did you use?!!
@@gioi.6357 yes
@@gainzovereverything7719 the video it helps a lot
1000th comment here. This is very well done. You provide extra info that I haven't heard elsewhere in other courses. Also, I love that it is all in one video so I don't have to keep dealing with intros and extros and letting a playlist chug through. You do have a little intro, but it's nice and quick. My A+ test is 2-15-19 and I'm binge watching this right now. Like I said, so far, I like this format the best. I give you an A+. LOL.
Thanks.
Please let us know how you did, good luck!!!
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos
Hi
Any chance of updating the course to meet the current version of comptia A+ . That would be so beneficial to all of us ?
Thanks
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Exactly from the very beginning. God bless you man!
This Video is GREAT!!! I can understand the basic foundation of this video better than comptia ebook. I'm using this for comptia A+ 1101 and 1102.
Thank you so much for this. I plan to take the 901 exam tomorrow and I thought I was ready before this but video broke everything down in such a simplified way, after watching, I KNOW that I'm ready know. Thank you again.
902 pleasssseeeeeee
+JAxis Computer Repairs it went great! I passed! Thank you!
I received A LOT of troubleshooting questions, which is understandable because hardware and troubleshooting techniques are both the biggest portions on the test. I also received many printer, RAID, and networking questions. Know your ports. My study materials was cbtnugget videos and any practice test I could find on the internet. This link has the BEST practice test and simulations. I even had one of them on my test. comptiaexamtest.com/
Congrats! planning on taking mine soon.
Hey honestly though how many times did you watch this in order to confidently pass it??
@@JojosGems thank you for the link. Planning on taking the test later in a few weeks.
This is an amazing video. After trying so many different mediums of study, this video has made the A+ a joy to study for. Thank you so much for this video!
Just passed my 901 exam this morning! Thanks so much for this video!
How's the exam set out? Multiple choice, performance based questions etc?
Multiple choice and simulations. I had more simulations in the 902 test than I did 901. Dunno if that's what made 902 seem harder but it sure seemed so to me. Then again, supposedly Comptia has a pool of over 2000 questions to pull from at random for each exam, so that probably has more to do with the difficulty for each test than anything else.
shadelings damn, I've got 901 tomorrow morning and have totally neglected any sort of revision, I've not done any whatsoever apart from watch the whole of this video this morning and take notes. No way am I going to be able to take all the information in, think I may fail tomorrow.
shadelings just passed the 901, scraped it by 8 points haha. Good thing I watched the video yesterday! Now I need to book 902
Congrats!
Thanks a lot sir, The way you animate and the way you talk with pauses is so understandable.I really admire your knowledge and your efforts for all of us.
Got my job as an teachers assistant(hardware) today, thanks so much for freshing up my basic knowledge! Also I don't have any diplomas, not even a high school diploma, just passion and knowledge can bring you somewhere, so don't let money issues stop your passion, ever!
Good shit 💪🏾
Fantastic video! You have to wonder what kind of person would thumb down a video like this? Who would thumb this down? why ?
they failed the test
6:38 In 2020, there are now USB-3 and USB-C Hub Adapter that are brand independent and allow for multiple monitors and keyboard, mouse, and even have an ethernet jack. This may or may not be allowed with your government-furnished equipment GFE. And wireless peripherals are not allowed either with GFE.
Good to know
Just finished binge watching this. My test is tomorrow at noon. Will let you know. About halfway through, I went 1.5 speed and could still keep up with taking notes. Only had to pause a couple of times like with the Port numbers.
how did it go?
Did you pass?
OMG someone recommended I take this class! This is so basic! I would had been a waste of money for me. I watched it, and there is nothing new for me! Thank you for posting it, you saved me some money a lot of wasted time! Edit: correction, I don't know the names of everything. But that wouldn't be an issue. Unless I was tested on naming everything. Then I would have to memorize the names LOL and some are not used anymore.
I want to donate some money for you because this is absolutely the best on the Internet. Please keep doing this
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!! Just passed 10 minuets ago. Using this and only this to study!!!! Love it!
Wow. Congrats!
lol i love the convo exchange between the computers using UTP haha
Great vid, but can you please update this to 220-1101?
I still come back to this and the networking videos. I always refer folks on Reddit when they going for A+ and Net+.
you are a messiah in this domain..things were so difficult before I discovered your channel. .thanks
I already knew almost everything but this is really awesome for someone who is completely new to the subject! it covers everything one needs to know when starting
This is an awesome video! Very easy to comprehend and understand. I'm about to take the 901 test. Please upload 902 within the next couple of months!
Thank you. Not sure if I'm going to do the 902 yet.
if I may ask why not? Your videos are good quality and would be beneficial to a lot of people pursuing this certificate
It takes a lot of work to do these 3 hour courses. It took over 2 years to do the 901.
PowerCert Animated Videos Oh wow I had no idea. Either way I appreciate your work
Did you pass?
i love your animated pictures, it will stay in the brain like nailed for life, thank you sir !
Being completely brand new to technology, literally experienced enough to know what a computer looks like, I am in love with this channel. I have always wanted to learn about computers and eventually wanted to make some money with them in some aspect, but the learning curve was pretty intimidating. This video series makes the content much easier to understand as it is catered to people like me and assumes the watcher knows nothing. The courses I've taken recently says it is for beginners, but uses language which I am expected to know already, which I don't. A million thanks for putting this together!!!
I'm an IT guy but I always enjoy watching this channel!! Big THANK YOU sir for this incredible work!
Is this course video viable for the more 220-1101 exam?
@@ASTRO-if8ux %90 is useful but it doesn’t cover virtualization and and there are more couple of chapters are missing.
@@zubaydee thank you
Would you say this video is useful in 2022? I’m trying to get into entry level IT
These are some of the question when i took the exam A+ 001
Good luck to you all. If you know nothing about IT test is hard so study more than just this video.
1.1 Given a scenario, install and configure laptop hardware and components
1.2 Given a scenario, install components within the display of a laptop.
1.5 Given a scenario, connect and configure accessories & ports of other mobile devices.
1.6 Given a scenario, configure basic mobile device network connectivity and application support.
2.1 Compare and contrast TCP and UDP ports, protocols, and their purpose.
2.2 Compare and contrast common networking hardware devices
2.3 Given a scenario, install and configure a basic wired/wireless SOHO network.
2.4 Compare and contrast wireless networking protocols
2.5 Summarize properties and purpose of services provided by networked hosts.
2.6 Explain common network configuration concepts
3.1 Explain basic cable types, features and their purpose
3.2 Identify common connector types
3.3 Given a scenario, install RAM types
3.4 Given a scenario, select, install and configure storage devices
3.6 Explain the purpose and use of various peripheral types
3.7 Summarize power supply types and features
3.8 Given a scenario, select and configure appropriate components for a custom PC configuration, to meet customer specifications or needs.
3.10 Given a scenario, configure SOHO multifunction device / printers and settings.
3.11 Given a scenario, install and maintain various print technologies.
4.1 Compare and contrast cloud computing concepts
4.2 Given a scenario, setup and configure client-side virtualization
5.1 Given a scenario, use the best practice methodology to resolve problems
5.2 Given a scenario, troubleshoot problems related to motherboards, RAM, CPU and power
5.4 Given a scenario, troubleshoot video, projector and display issues.
5.6 Given a scenario, troubleshoot printers.
5.7 Given a scenario, troubleshoot common wired and wireless network problems
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TAKING THE TIME TO MAKE THIS VIDEO . IT HAS REALLY HELPED THIS DUMB OLD MAN. BLESS YA BRO.
This was phenomenal even for 1001. I just want to mention that thermal printers are more commonly used for receipts, not labels or barcodes as this video states. In fact, I worked in a retail environment for several years and never once saw a price tag or barcode printed on a thermal printer.
The whole TCP/IP animation made me LOL! Thanks for that as this study process has been pretty dreadful. I'll definitely remember the difference between TCP and UDP now!
Man what a great video, did not expect this at all!! The full book explained in 4 hours!! Great job!!
This is literally the only computer hardware course on the entire internet that isn't in Hindi
sucks when they write and speak english for 1 minute the switch out after
I just woke up and started hearing this. How did i get here? 😂
Will you all do an updated version 220-1001 & 220-1002? Your videos are the best! I would definitely purchase it! It’s very visual and not too fast paced. I love it!
Sorry but could you elaborate a bit what has changed or what is the difference between 1001 and 1002?
Definitely the best resource on UA-cam. Great job with the presentations. I've watched a lot of different ones but learn more from your style
Great to hear!
Still the best source I've come across. Find myself coming here over and over.
It surprises me how much of this I know, just from building and growing up with PCs. It's also strange seeing this at the end of 2019. Where RAM now has DDR4 and graphics cards are using DDR5.