[100% Off] Comptia A+ Certification Interview Question Practice Test

Master hardware, software, networking, & security. Pass the CompTIA A+ (Core 1 & Core 2) exams on your first try!

Added on November 12, 2025 IT & Software 2 min read

What you’ll learn

Master troubleshooting for hardware
mobile devices
and networking peripherals.
Install
configure
and troubleshoot Windows
macOS
and Linux operating systems.
Implement foundational security best practices and malware removal techniques.
Understand IT operational procedures and be fully prepared for the CompTIA A+ Core exams.

Requirements

No prior IT experience is required. We will start from the absolute basics. A basic understanding of how to use a computer (e.g.
web browsing
opening files). A strong desire to learn technology and start a new career in the IT field.

Description

Are you ready to launch your career in Information Technology? The CompTIA A+ certification is the single most important certification for anyone starting a new career in IT. It is the industry standard for entry-level roles like Help Desk Technician, Technical Support Specialist, and Field Service Technician.

This course is your complete, all-in-one guide to passing both the CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) and Core 2 (220-1102) exams with confidence.

Designed for the absolute beginner, this course requires no prior IT experience. We start from the absolute basics, guiding you step-by-step through every concept, objective, and skill you need to succeed. We don’t just teach you to memorize facts; we teach you how to think like an IT professional.

Throughout this course, you will gain a deep, practical understanding of:

Hardware: Building, upgrading, and troubleshooting PCs. You’ll master components like CPUs, RAM, motherboards, storage (SSDs/HDDs), and peripherals.
Operating Systems: Installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Networking: Understanding fundamental networking concepts like TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, SOHO networks, and troubleshooting connectivity issues.
Security: Identifying and removing malware, implementing security best practices, and protecting networks from common attacks.
Mobile Devices: Configuring and supporting smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices.
Troubleshooting: Applying the official CompTIA troubleshooting methodology to solve a wide range of hardware and software problems.
IT Operations: Understanding best practices for safety, documentation, and communication in a professional IT environment.