[100% Off] Comptia A+ Core 1 (220-1101) — 1500 Certified Questions
Covers PC hardware, mobile devices, networking, virtualization, cloud basics and real-world troubleshooting
What you’ll learn
- Understand PC hardware architecture and BIOS fundamentals
- Troubleshoot devices
- connectivity issues and common IT faults
- Configure network settings
- IP logic and cabling standards
- Apply virtualization
- OS imaging and system hardening techniques
- Diagnose performance bottlenecks using structured IT workflows
- Improve device security using access control and update strategies
- Identify common cyber threats and apply prevention mechanisms
- Work with cloud basics
- storage models and connectivity logic
- Build professional confidence for help desk and support roles
- Prepare strategically for the CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) exam
Requirements
- Curiosity and willingness to learn are strongly recommended
- Basic computer usage is helpful but optional
- No prior IT knowledge required
Description
CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) represents the beginning of professional IT practice — where every connection, component, and command matters. This practice test delivers 1,500 unique questions across six structured domains, built to reflect how real technicians diagnose issues, configure devices, secure systems, and adapt to rapid shifts in modern IT environments.
You will start with System Hardware Architecture & Diagnostic Foundations, examining motherboards, RAM standards, CPU architecture, firmware settings, BIOS/UEFI logic and component compatibility. The course then moves into Mobile Platforms, Connectivity & Peripheral Integration, exploring smartphone features, tablet configurations, wireless protocols, docking systems and accessory troubleshooting across different operating systems.
Networking remains the backbone of all IT environments — which is why Networking Infrastructure, Cabling Systems & IP Logic focuses on IPv4/IPv6, Ethernet categories, SOHO networks, DHCP/DNS problems, Wi-Fi behavior, TCP/UDP protocols and structured diagnostic methodology.
Modern IT support requires virtualization and scalability thinking. That is covered in Virtualization Layers, OS Imaging & Cloud Fundamentals, where you’ll learn hypervisors, remote provisioning, snapshot recovery, RDP logic, deployment tools and how cloud systems reshape device management.
Real-world troubleshooting is the key indicator of a skilled technician. Troubleshooting Methodology & Repair Scenarios delivers structured logic: identifying symptoms, isolating causes, choosing tools and testing solutions under realistic pressure scenarios.
Finally, cybersecurity awareness is mandatory even at entry level. Security Awareness, Access Control & System Hardening teaches authentication methods, device security, encryption types, malware response, permission rules, and recovery strategies that prevent security incidents before they escalate.
Each test can be retaken to track improvement — helping you evolve beyond definition memorization into real technical confidence. Whether you want certification, job readiness, or proven troubleshooting ability — this course trains the mindset of a support professional ready for modern IT environments.
