I have my A+ tomorrow, i'll keep you guys updated if I pass and what I think I struggled on. Someone remind me by making a message here so I know to respond.
So here's an update. The test is not that hard when it comes to questioning, the main focus is knowing the information itself. (I failed because I failed to memorize main key factors, i'll do better next times but these videos helped a lot and I would have failed much more I got a 637)
@@OPComboI got a 660, missed by 15… I struggled with the simulations. I also forgot many of the acronyms and was confused with a few of those questions. Trying again next week!
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12 is interesting, if the cable is modular shouldn’t you first try replacing the cable? It would be much cheaper and easier to do as a first step than replacing the entire thing.
I agree, checking for bad connections and cable continuity is best practice. Literally a 5 minute job. All practice tests on UA-cam should be taken with a pinch of salt
grinding noise coming from a cable touching a fan? That not accurate. This should be a Hard Drive as the answer for question 8. I have never heard grinding sounds with cables touching fans.
I had this problem in my Pc last month so it is a good answer :) strange but this is it . First impression was that my fan is faulty but I was lucky that it was just a lose cable touching my fan.
@@alexandrunicolae922 I would say you didn’t hear a grinding noise rather a “clank” or a ticking sound. Grinding is mechanical in nature. While I’m not doubting your cable hitting the fan, it’s just not a grinding noise in nature.
I don't like how question 7 says which should you do "first" but then have the answer be all of the above. Seems unnecessarily deceiving to word it like that.
The question that asks about grinding noice, and you said cable running against the fan…ummm that’s subjective. Also it does not say that in the CompTia study guide
I have my A+ tomorrow, i'll keep you guys updated if I pass and what I think I struggled on. Someone remind me by making a message here so I know to respond.
So here's an update. The test is not that hard when it comes to questioning, the main focus is knowing the information itself. (I failed because I failed to memorize main key factors, i'll do better next times but these videos helped a lot and I would have failed much more I got a 637)
@@OPCombobetter luck next time. I need to focus more on ports, Comptia process and wires as in cabling.
@@OPComboI got a 660, missed by 15…
I struggled with the simulations.
I also forgot many of the acronyms and was confused with a few of those questions.
Trying again next week!
Straight up, good luck to you.Make sure you focus on PBq's.I failed CompTIA 11 0 1 this year.
I hope and pray that you passed the exam. If not try again later. You can do it!
Hey! thanks for this! are you doing the same for the rest of the modules on core 1?
Sweet man very sweet! I can't thank you enough for this. My understanding has improved
Thanks!
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Your teaching is excelent and is what 's needed for me to become certified
Thank you so much, Kevin! I truly appreciate your kind words and your support as a member. It means the world to me that you're finding the content valuable for your certification journey. Your membership and success are what drive me to keep creating and improving these resources. Is there any particular topic or area you'd like to see covered in more depth? As a valued member, your input is especially important to me. Keep up the great work, and please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions along the way. We're all rooting for your success, and I'm honored to have you as part of our TechVault community!
12 is interesting, if the cable is modular shouldn’t you first try replacing the cable? It would be much cheaper and easier to do as a first step than replacing the entire thing.
I agree, checking for bad connections and cable continuity is best practice. Literally a 5 minute job. All practice tests on UA-cam should be taken with a pinch of salt
@CrashBangWallop-WAV Yea some of these questions are weird. Like a defective CPU fan causing a failure to POST is bizarre?
Will the POST not make a beep if the ram is not detected? Question nr 10.
grinding noise coming from a cable touching a fan? That not accurate. This should be a Hard Drive as the answer for question 8. I have never heard grinding sounds with cables touching fans.
I was thinking the same thing fam
so im not going crazy either?
I had this problem in my Pc last month so it is a good answer :) strange but this is it . First impression was that my fan is faulty but I was lucky that it was just a lose cable touching my fan.
@@alexandrunicolae922 I would say you didn’t hear a grinding noise rather a “clank” or a ticking sound. Grinding is mechanical in nature. While I’m not doubting your cable hitting the fan, it’s just not a grinding noise in nature.
Okay thank you, CompTia teaches that grinding is associated with failing HDD. This will throw people off if they associate it with “clicking”.
Hi
If I have a chance to met these questions during exam? Thanks a lot❤
Great material and A+ for the resident evil background music hahahaha
I don't like how question 7 says which should you do "first" but then have the answer be all of the above. Seems unnecessarily deceiving to word it like that.
The question that asks about grinding noice, and you said cable running against the fan…ummm that’s subjective. Also it does not say that in the CompTia study guide
Dang, I hope the questions are like this on the Comptia A+ cause I got this on lock 🔐 lol
thank you .. u ROCK!!
Thanks for this ❤❤
thanks keep them coming! I learn better this way lecture videos do not help!
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