CompTIA A+ Full Course for Beginners - Module 1 - Supporting Operating Systems
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- Module 1 (Supporting Operating Systems) of the Full CompTIA A+ Training Course which is for beginners. This is part of the Core 1 which mostly focuses on the 1001 exam questions and topics.
In this video we cover the first module of the Full A+ Course which is Supporting Operating Systems.
Below you'll find some time stamps to some of the main topics discussed in this module, this is not all the topics in the module though:
00:00 Intro
00:55 What is an OS
03:42 Microsoft Windows
08:27 Windows Versions
24:25 Apple
26:25 Unix/Linux
28:45 A+ Troubleshooting Model
41:48 Customer & Communication Skills
45:56 Control Panel
49:33 Settings App
50:34 User Accounts
54:57 UAC
56:55 Administrative Tools
01:02:05 Disk Management
01:05:46 Power Options
01:08:43 Device Manager
01:12:21 System Information
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Just finished Module 1 today. :) thank you so much for your hard work. I will work on module 2 tomorrow!
Oh hell yeah! I was waiting for this
I cannot believe I am just now finding your channel. I've been watching tons for over a year now. I'm glad I found you here. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Love this video series. It's really good at reinforcing A+ concepts and helps me understand them better. Keep up the good work man, and thank you so much!
Glad it helps :) thanks for the support
Thank you. Waited for it
So happy I found your video! :) Was hired to teach comptia a+ after passing it last year and I'm afraid I can't teach this using the module book since I studied comptia a+ by following through Core 1 and Core 2 modules until I found your channel. You taught everything as this is just a piece of cake. You deserve a million followers!!!!
Glad you find this useful. Will you manage with the training you have to deliver?
You're probably not going to train everything in one day so start by taking it day by day. Prepare only for the lesson(s) your going to give the next day, not everything at once otherwise you're going to overwhelm yourself at first.
Once you've train everything you intended to train on that specific day, then and only then do you start preparing for the next day's content. It will make it easier and quicker to prepare
@@BurningIceTech Sure I'll do that! Thank you!!
Thank you for this. I'm working towards getting the CompTIA A+ and eventually the CCNA certification
Despite I know all of this I only felt asleep near the end . Which is a big achievement in my case. Really good presentation.
It's a shame that I needed to dig to the bottom of Reddit for this . I really hate where the internet is going today.....
Yeah the internet.....haha
Thank you for the compliment ey :) appreciate it. Glad you didn't fall asleep haha
First of all, I'd like to say THANK YOU. Thank you Mr. Warren. This knowledge is priceless to someone like me, and I'm looking forward to learning all I can before I go for my Certifications. "For a better life"
Most welcome :) Best of luck with the exams, hope it all goes well for you
Update??
Cant wait to dive into this. Thank you!
This is really excellent. It's so much easier to understand than the Comptia Books. Thank you.
just completed module 1 now.Thank you so much
I just passed my ITF+ cert and am excited to start watching this series tomorrow. You rock for helping everyone out like this!
Thank you :) hope it helps with your studies.
Thank You for this
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS!!
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Thank you so much for this series!
Most welcome Mike :)
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very grateful for the Course.... Loving the Afrikaaner english accent!
most welcome :P
Tysm Mr Waren for this video it has helped me so much.
This is great, thank you
Trying different things to study it all thanks a lot for doing this xD
Great video I'm starting a+ interactive training tomorrow but i will keep watching these to reinforce
cool beans. So what made you get into A+, work?
@@BurningIceTech yes I want to begin a career on IT before I graduate to have the advantage of having credentials and experience from as young as possible
Really helping a lot of people this series. Thank you
Well I hope I do :)
@@BurningIceTech your helping more than you know
@@samsmit8245 always nice to hear things like that :)
done watching, waiting for next module! thanks for the good work
Awesome. Module 2 is titled Installing and Configuring PC Components. Still busy with it but it seems most of the content is about safety in the IT environment especially electrical
Simply helpful 👌
glad it helps :)
Thank god for these videos, I took a COMPTIA+ Course, teacher teaches 2 classes a week and you have to figure the rest out yourself, waste of tuition but atleast want to pass the class
Is this at a college or something? Seems a bit harsh to have the people attending the course to figure out the rest themselves without some sort of guidance.
If you have any questions about anything in the course you're unsure of, please feel free to ask away and I'll gladly answer any of your questions
@@BurningIceTech Thank you! For your question yes its a college course 😅 I don't think the amount I paid for it is worth it anymore but I am already in so it's best to make the most of it with the textbooks they give
great ;)
youre a legend I subscribed and hit the bell
quality stuff the more details the better
Great stuff, but how does thus this compare to Darren's CompTIA A+ Study Guide?
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Thanks !
Thank you
Hello! I started watching today, I hope you keep uploading as much as possible and we support you :)
I have a question, I am not really after the A+ certification but I believe this course will definetly help me. Is this course focusing on making it through the exam only or it's going to provide me with knowledge?
The course focuses 2 main things which is getting people to pass the exam BUT, also to provide people with general knowledge they can use in the workplace. The course can also in some cases help those who just want to troubleshoot something and don't know how to.
@@BurningIceTech Thank you!
@@almutasim79 No problem. If you have any other questions feel free to ask again
Core 1 is Module 1-9 and Core 2 is Module 10-18. Good Luck Everyone.
thank you
this so sooo much better than professor messers boring monotoned features. ALso techgee doesnt cover any details that are essential to pass. Anyone trying to truly learn IT should come here, not just pass A plus.
Wow thanks for the compliment. Glad you feel that way :) Made my day with this comment
Agree with this
Thanks
Hi! I Found your videos on reddit and I'm very happy & thankful I subscribed and hit the bell and hope to support you in every way! I do have a question on note taking I've played around with computers before but I am still fairly new too to CompTIA A+, so what should I be writing down as notes to Study later?
Well it depends on if your watching because you need to write the exams or because you'd like to apply the knowledge at work or something. There are some things in the course which are only important for the exam but they are not used at work. Then there are also things in the course which are very important for the actual work but they are not in the exam. So yeah it really depends on why your watching then I will be able to assist you better. As a added extra, the last video in this series being video 20 will be a dedicated video giving tips and pointers for the exams as well as the industry. The video will point out what you need to know and what you don't have to know depending on what your end goal is :)
@@BurningIceTech If my goal is to pass the Exam then what should I be writing down
I am going through the course for a second time and was wondering if you have study notes for the course for purchase which can help us with revisions?
Wondered what accent you had. But when you said "spanner in the works" i knew. Afrikaner! Lekker man!
haha wow! It's scary what words or sentences sometimes gives it away
I was also wondering about his lovely and enjoyable accent.
This was going to be amazing but sadly, CompTIA A+ based on windows. Going to check if there are some more playlist
Thank you sir i am new to this and need to get IAT LEVEL 2 certification and very soon!!!!!
Best of luck with your certifications! Do you them for work I assume?
@@BurningIceTech yes!!! I do hope you can do some videos on IAT LEVEL 2 sometime very much I Appreciated🙏
do you feel like this will help with exams today?
Is this enough information to take the exam? Or should i supplement with another platform/book?
Hey I found all this stuff pretty simple, straight forward and I am basically familiar with everything. Should I skip the A+ and get my Sec+ or do u think it'd look better with the A+ there as well? Just wondering because it is pretty pricey for all these certs and I am just trynna save money too. Thanks!
Well I suppose it depends on the company. With some companies they won't care if you have A+ or not if they see you have a higher ranked cert. It's then assumed you obviously know the A+ stuff if you were able to obtain the higher cert.
Then you get those other companies that want to see that A+ too.
I'd say look at your budget. If you can't afford it, then maybe just write the S+ or N+ for now and then maybe later write the A+ stuff if you find yourself having some spare money. If you can't afford the A+ right away then maybe just do the S+ for now like you want, it would still benefit you greatly and there are luckily companies out there that will assume you have some A+ knowledge if you obtained the A+
Just be aware though, even though A+ is the easier one out of the lot, there is still a lot covered in A+ that is not in S+
@@BurningIceTech okay thanks, worst comes to worst I will get it later on
Presenter: "You likely won't encounter anything older that Windows 7"
Me: "I'll show you!" ::digs out Plan9 install disc::
xD made my day with this comment haha. Nice one
correct me if i am wrong, but this module is based more of core2 (220-2012)right? thanks
Quick question: I have already passed the 1001 and am focused on the 1002. Do you have a viewing list that I could refer to, to quickly bypass 1001 material? This is the first video I happened to see, so you may have already had a study guide and organizational structure explanation somewhere else? So far, objectives for both tests seem to be mixed together. Have I missed something?
Your correct in saying the objectives are mixed for the two exams. The 2 exams cross pollinate a bit so normally I recommend to people to cover everything in A+ first before attempting any of the two exams.
The official course consists of 18 modules though and the way CompTIA structured it is, the first 9 modules is Core 1 (1001) and the last 9 modules is Core 2 (1002).
If you for example were to watch the videos in my A+ playlist then Module 10 video all the way to module 18 would be Core 2 content.
It's important to remember though that even though you would be covering Core 2 content in those 9 modules, it does not mean they won't ask you a bit about stuff in the previous 9 modules
@@BurningIceTech Excellent! Thank you!'
I have a question about Apple being available only on Apple-built computers, aren't "hackintosh" computers available on pcs?
Alrighty. Probably gonna need to watch this course multiple times. So first run is no notes then second run will be with notes hopefully theres no 3rd time but lets get to it.
Best of luck :) whenever you feel yourself lose focus, remember to take breaks.
I think the human mind can only focus for about 40-45 minutes at a time, can't remember what the exact figure is but yeah, just remember to pause at times and to take a bit a of breather :)
I know that I'm asking for too much but are there notes on this that i can print?
"...there's going to be times you will want to slash their tires, murder them in your sleep. You cannot do that..." That made me laugh so much!! Thank you!!
😆Sometimes you think to yourself, "How has this person made it this far in life?"
Very insightful grateful for the gems being dropped couldn't help but notice you have a South African accent?
Indeed it's South African mate :)
@@BurningIceTech I'm based in South Africa too.The reason for my question is that I was curious to know if you'd be able to mentor?
Is this latest comptia 2022 course ?
It's not the latest course but it does contain basically everything though that you need to know because hardly anything changed between the previous version and this one.
Some of the content was just shuffled around a bit. Some stuff that used to be in Core 1 is now in Core 2 and visa versa but other then that nothing is really "new". 1 + 1 will always be 2 so all the content is still relevant and will be enough :)
Is this series good for the current 2021 A+ exams?
It was made with the 2021 A+ exams in mind so yes :) The content should also mostly still be relevant for the new A+ exams that come out after the current ones since 1 + 1 will always be 2. They will just add and remove a few things here and there in the new courses but the bulk of the content will remain the same :)
Hi there! I finished Google IT Support specialization and I would to take CompTIA A+ tests to combine those 2 badges into 1. Just finished module 1 and it was very good explained. Looking forward to finish all the course. Will this course provide training for both of the CompTIA A+ tests or just for 1001?
Thanks,
Andrei
This course is the FULL course, it provides training for both the A+ tests (1001 and 1002).
Please note though that this course is for the 1000 series of A+ which now retired. In May 2022 CompTIA released a newer version of A+ which is the 1100 series. The new version of A+ still has 2 exams and the are now called "1101 and 1102".
This current video course of mine your watching (the 1000 series) is however still enough to pass the new exams.
I however have videos on my channel for the newer (1100 series) version of A+ too :) In case you interested in the newer A+ videos, you can find them on my channel in the playlist called "CompTIA A+ 1101 & 1102 Training Course"
@@BurningIceTech Thank you for the quick reply. I will go for the updated course since it looks less time-consuming. Is the exam a grid one?
Is this for the international test only? Thank you
Well I based this training according to the official CompTIA A+ course criteria so it should help with the 2 CompTIA international exams but with regards to "other tests", it might also help depending on "what" the test is about.
If it's a test about the same stuff as the official international exams then this should be enough but if the test is about something different, for example if the test is about N+ then this will not be enough.
Do you need to write a test other than official the CompTIA ones?
This Module belong to the Core 2, Following Modules are Core 2 as well
Can i find the full course pdf
I have a question; you are talking about encryption. What happens if for some reason the machine goes bang, in that for some reason it suddenly stops working, let's say that overnight there has been a heavy rain fall and you come in the office to find all the machine has been damage due to the weather, I will use a real-world example, "how" would you get those files of that machine, if the hard drive is encrypted.
For example, you have files in the documents folder, and they are used as part of a daily task, and are not printed of, or backed up to a separate location. What would you do to get access to these documents?
Could you?
The whole point of encryption is so that someone without access cannot get those files EVER. So if the computer breaks and there is no longer a way for you to prove that you are the person with access then no you shouldn't be able to recover those files which is how it's intended to work. if there was no backup or failsafe then no
I'm American. I love your accent. Forgive my ignorance, where are you from? Do I hear South African? Again, forgive my ignorance, lol.
The accent is indeed South African haha. Good ear you have there haha
Is this the latest test 1101 n 1102?
Hi,
No the 1100 Series (1101 & 1102) is another playlist on my channel :)
This one your commenting on is the previous 1000 series (1001 & 1002). This one does however still cover enough content to pass the exam.
The content is about 95-99% the same. CompTIA just went and reshuffled the stuff but other then that is pretty much the same so you can use this playlist too to prepare if you feel like using this one instead
I worked at a plsce where one computer still ran windows 95
Can i pass the test from just watching modules 1-18?
Yes you'll be able to pass both exams if you watch all modules but depending on your current level of experience I'd recommend testing yourself first a couple of times before you attempt the real exams.
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I'm really confused what should I learn 1st? You uploaded 2 different course. Please help me
They are both full CompTIA A+ courses but the first link you dropped is for the old previous 1000 series of A+. That would be 1001 and 1002.
The 2nd link you dropped below it is for new 1100 series A+ which is 1101 and 1102
Around roughly every 3.5 years CompTIA releases a new version for each course. The newer 1100 series was released last year (2022) around May so it still has about roughly 2 - 2.5 more years before CompTIA will release a newer version.
With the "newer" version of the course, CompTIA made it more modules. The old version had 18 modules and the new one has 20 modules. That does not mean it's more content though. They simply took the same content and stretched it out over more modules.
They also re-arranged some topics. Some stuff that used to be in Core 1 is now in Core 2 and visa versa. If you do the old course though, you'll still be able to comfortably pass the newer exams.
It's your choice which one you watch but if you haven't started yet, I'd recommend maybe watching the newer one which is the first link (top link) you posted
@@BurningIceTech Thank you sir for ur reply 🖤
@@iamwazaan Most welcome ey :)
"you will never see windows 95" my first it experience which was a few months ago, we used windows 95 harddrive wipers lol
How come you didn't mention "Windows 10 Pro for Workstations" and how come you didn't mention that Bitlocker is available in Windows 10 Pro?
Windows 10 Pro does come with BitLocker in case your wondering. Companies/Enterprises generally use Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise because of all the added benefits that come with them.
Companies need most of these benefits which include but are not limited to BitLocker.
I'm not saying all companies use BitLocker but there are still certainly a lot of them that do in fact use it from a security point of view.
This is especially common in companies where they have employees who take company devices off-site, things like laptops, external hard drives and memory sticks. If those devices were to get stolen or lost and land in the wrong hands.... that's a major security concern for most companies. This is why they use BitLocker to encrypt those devices to prevent sensitive information from potentially getting into the wrong hands.
@@BurningIceTech Looks like I got sidetracked. I fixed my original post.
@@JesseGuthrieSF Ah, I see you rephrased it now :) Well if I didn't mention something then I probably just forgot. It's impossible to remember to mention everything hehe. There is simply just way to much to say. But yeah, Windows 10 Pro is ideal for workstations, specifically for the work environment.
From a home use perspective Win 10 Pro is a bit much because the average user won't need all those benefits. For example the average user at home doesn't need BitLocker encryption, they don't need to join any domain, and they don't need to run Virtual Machines so they don't need Hyper-V. All of those are benefits you get with the Pro edition which are more for folks at the office.
People at home can easily in most cases get away with using a cheaper edition of Windows if they are just going to be doing normal office work and maybe play computer games.
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haha thank you :P
Starting now, I want to leave the food industry and make a change in my life. 7/20/22. Will come back to visit this comment after I'm done. :)
Well I have a lot of respect for that. Best of luck with your studies and career change :) Hope you enjoy the IT field