If you are watching this, leave a comment to help the algorithm, and also be proud of yourself you're doing great and will get your A+ just keep pushing!
The CompTIA Troubleshooting Methodology is one of the most important objectives on the tests. 1. Identify the Problem 2. Establish a Theory of Probable Cause 3. Test the Theory to Determine the Cause 4. Establish a Plan of Action and Implement the Solution 5. Verify Full System Functionality 6. Document Findings
Been working towards a career change with limited time and cash for much else. Your course has helped TREMENDOUSLY. I’m just starting on this module but I have compiled an extensive list of notes. I know with dedication and patience I can obtain what I’m working towards. Thank you for all that you do.
Same here. I'm completely new to IT but I am studying towards an entry level job. Your course has given me a focus of topics to familiarize myself with whereas previously I had no idea where to begin. Thanks so much for making these videos.
I was taking the Google IT cert and stopped after I found these videos. Way superior explanations. Also, I personally need visuals to help me learn, even if it is text. The Google IT cert for networks is just a guy sitting at a table talking endlessly. This guy has a real gift for teaching.
Thanks so much! I’ve been binging these videos every free moment I have between work and kids. Love your presentation and appreciate you mixing in on the job experience to supplement. So very much appreciated!
Your most welcome and thank you very much for the tip, appreciate it :) It's not everyone that still studies while having to juggle both their job and their kids at the same time. Well done
You have a phenomenal skill of explaining dense technological concepts without making it painfully boring. Great teacher, great personality, thanks for this and the N+, I will be using them to pass my certs in the summer time and hopefully get into the field. Will you be doing a security + module as well?
Thank you for the compliment :) I'm glad it works I was planning on doing Security+ but instead I have asked a good friend of mine to do videos on Security+. He really knows his stuff and I highly recommend him. He is currently making Security+ videos and already has a lot of the content on his YT channel. If you go onto my channel, waaaay at the bottom you'll see 3 IT channels that I recommend, one of them is called "DarkBirdTech". There you will find Security+ videos :)
I would like to say thank you very much for making these videos I can't express how useful they are. I would also like to ask about any studying tips you may have I'm impressed by the vast amount of knowledge you have retained.
I joined your Patreon at the support level and I'm so happy to do it! DO you plan on making more practice exams for the A+ for your Patreon? or for YT? I will certainly tip you more money for that. You deserve all the money. I don't have ALL the money, yet. Hopefully I will once I get a great job after passing this exam thanks to you!
Aw thanks for the support :) Yes I plan on making more practice questions for A+. The next one is for 220-1102 again. There is already 2 videos of practice questions for the 1101 but only 1 video for the 1102 at the moment. Want to do the same for the the 1102. Maybe at a later stage I'll make a 3rd video for each of them
Terry Davies, the best programmer ever, said that the CIA came up with the abbreviation LOL, laugh out loud, to misdirect people from finding out about IOT, Internet of Things. Most people will think that's just insane, which it might well be, but if you're into politics, then it's really not that far fetched lol. Thanks for the video series, it's well presented, and i agree with a previous comment i saw, you have a interesting delivery of the material, which makes it less difficult to learn, maybe it's the accent, i assume SA from the sound of it. Thanks again.
Hello, sir! I love your A+ series and looking forward to getting into the Network+ series. I'm going to take both exams, and I know that i have to know the ports. For RDP, would Chrome Remote Desktop be an example? Thanks!
Regarding "RDP", no you don't need to know Chrome Remote Desktop. You do however need to know the normal Windows Remote Desktop which used port 3389 :)
If you are watching this, leave a comment to help the algorithm, and also be proud of yourself you're doing great and will get your A+ just keep pushing!
The fact that I'm a university student and I'm learning way more at a faster rate from this channel means he's great at what he is doing😁
"apologize for my ugly drawing, but I really don't care" LOL
The lecture is on point and I hope to pass this exam soon.
Haha :P Best of luck with your exam ey
The CompTIA Troubleshooting Methodology is one of the most important objectives on the tests.
1. Identify the Problem
2. Establish a Theory of Probable Cause
3. Test the Theory to Determine the Cause
4. Establish a Plan of Action and Implement the Solution
5. Verify Full System Functionality
6. Document Findings
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Been working towards a career change with limited time and cash for much else. Your course has helped TREMENDOUSLY. I’m just starting on this module but I have compiled an extensive list of notes. I know with dedication and patience I can obtain what I’m working towards. Thank you for all that you do.
Very happy to hear it has helped you :) Considering how much effort your putting in and that your taking notes, I think you're going to do great
Same here. I'm completely new to IT but I am studying towards an entry level job. Your course has given me a focus of topics to familiarize myself with whereas previously I had no idea where to begin. Thanks so much for making these videos.
" Woah whoa back up brah " 😂
I was taking the Google IT cert and stopped after I found these videos. Way superior explanations. Also, I personally need visuals to help me learn, even if it is text. The Google IT cert for networks is just a guy sitting at a table talking endlessly. This guy has a real gift for teaching.
Ah thanks for the compliment :)
Straining my company's network to watch these. Thanks !
Haha hope you learned something though
Thanks so much! I’ve been binging these videos every free moment I have between work and kids. Love your presentation and appreciate you mixing in on the job experience to supplement. So very much appreciated!
Your most welcome and thank you very much for the tip, appreciate it :)
It's not everyone that still studies while having to juggle both their job and their kids at the same time. Well done
I like the drawings, great instructor!
Using this for some work I need done tonight! Thank you!
You have a phenomenal skill of explaining dense technological concepts without making it painfully boring. Great teacher, great personality, thanks for this and the N+, I will be using them to pass my certs in the summer time and hopefully get into the field. Will you be doing a security + module as well?
Thank you for the compliment :) I'm glad it works
I was planning on doing Security+ but instead I have asked a good friend of mine to do videos on Security+. He really knows his stuff and I highly recommend him.
He is currently making Security+ videos and already has a lot of the content on his YT channel. If you go onto my channel, waaaay at the bottom you'll see 3 IT channels that I recommend, one of them is called "DarkBirdTech". There you will find Security+ videos :)
very good information, it is helping me out alot
I would like to say thank you very much for making these videos I can't express how useful they are. I would also like to ask about any studying tips you may have I'm impressed by the vast amount of knowledge you have retained.
hey i am from trinidad and i am thankful to you for this course
Another really fun and engaging video from you! Thanks.😃😃😃
Love the drawings…
Thank you..
I am indeed at work, but audio only lol. I’ll go back and re-listen to take notes .
Appreciate all your hard work really useful 😊
Great stuff
We love the drawing when i get a job I will defoo sponsor 😅 amandlaaaa
I appreciate the video, very informative for beginners like myself.
Great content as always. We appreciate the effort.
Great stuff. Thank you!
I joined your Patreon at the support level and I'm so happy to do it! DO you plan on making more practice exams for the A+ for your Patreon? or for YT? I will certainly tip you more money for that. You deserve all the money. I don't have ALL the money, yet. Hopefully I will once I get a great job after passing this exam thanks to you!
Aw thanks for the support :)
Yes I plan on making more practice questions for A+. The next one is for 220-1102 again. There is already 2 videos of practice questions for the 1101 but only 1 video for the 1102 at the moment.
Want to do the same for the the 1102. Maybe at a later stage I'll make a 3rd video for each of them
Hii ... Good work... Nice drawing
Hello, nice work you are doing! Keep doing it! Thank you!
Thank you for this course! It's very helpful. 😊
The drawings were awesome! Made sense
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the content
Day 7, ordered some earbuds to wear at work, plan is to listen to the previous modules the next day. Double retention?...
I appreciate you a lot man! Keep up the good work!
Thank you
This is great
Great content, cheers man!!!!! From Manchester , England
Thank you
Liked and subscribed, homie!
Awesome! :) Appreciate that Matt!
Thank u!
Thanks bro!
Thank yoi🎉🎉
Thanks!
Ah thank you for the top. Appreciate it :) Will buy my kids a milkshake
Thanks
Like you have done well
Terry Davies, the best programmer ever, said that the CIA came up with the abbreviation LOL, laugh out loud, to misdirect people from finding out about IOT, Internet of Things. Most people will think that's just insane, which it might well be, but if you're into politics, then it's really not that far fetched lol.
Thanks for the video series, it's well presented, and i agree with a previous comment i saw, you have a interesting delivery of the material, which makes it less difficult to learn, maybe it's the accent, i assume SA from the sound of it. Thanks again.
Thanks so much for all the info. Where is your accent from? I love it.
Thank you very much dude. Any idea when you'll have the next mod up for us?
Should be up either today or sometime this weekend :)
Hello, sir! I love your A+ series and looking forward to getting into the Network+ series. I'm going to take both exams, and I know that i have to know the ports. For RDP, would Chrome Remote Desktop be an example? Thanks!
Regarding "RDP", no you don't need to know Chrome Remote Desktop. You do however need to know the normal Windows Remote Desktop which used port 3389 :)
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Watching this during work....oops!
Haha
Well technically it's work, kinda
Hey bro can you please make a video how to use a Tron Script for Windows 10 Guide step by step? For beginners?
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Drawings are awesome but why don't you utter your famous phrase "anywhooo" no more?😂
We appreciate you Bruh🙏
Thanks!
Thank you, appreciate it :)