220-1102 CompTIA A+

Welcome to the CompTIA A+ (220-1102) Practice Lab. The CompTIA 220-1102 certification is an entry-level qualification that will help provide an aspiring IT Professional with the necessary skills for entry into an IT Professional career. The A+ Practice Lab’s main focus is on the practical application of the CompTIA certification exam outcomes, and where required, some objectives are covered in theory and videos. After completing this Practice Lab, you will have gained further knowledge on managing and maintaining different operating systems, basic device networking configuration skills and implementing networking security measures.

Once you feel confident to take the CompTIA certification exam, you will need to follow the process below to register and pay for your exam. Online testing offers you the ease and convenience to test for your certification from any quiet, distraction-free and secure location at anytime.

• Choose online testing if you want:
  • A secure and easy way to test from home, a closed-door office or any place that has a private area available to you
  • The flexibility to schedule your exam at any hour convenient to you
  • Technical support if something goes wrong during your exam session
• For online testing, you’ll need a:
  • Quiet, enclosed, private location
  • Reliable device that meets system requirements and has a webcam
  • Strong, consistent internet connection with a minimum speed of 1 Mbps down/up
• Exams are taken through PearsonVue, you will need to perform a systems test prior to writing your exam
• Link the links to Create an account
• Buy an exam voucher online and book your exam

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• MODULE 1 | Identifying different Windows Operating System Editions
• MODULE 2 | Managing a Windows Device using the Command Line Interface
• MODULE 3 | Managing a Windows device using the Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• MODULE 4 | Configuring a Windows Device using the Control Panel
• MODULE 5 | Configuring and Managing a Windows Device using Settings
• MODULE 6 | Install and Configure Applications on a Windows Device
• MODULE 7 | Identify different Operating Systems and Functionality
• MODULE 8 | Different Operating System Installation Methods
• MODULE 9 | Tools for Managing and Maintaining MAC Operating Systems
• MODULE 10 | Tools for Managing and Maintaining Linux Operating Systems
• MODULE 11 | Implementing Physical Security Measures
• MODULE 12 | Implementing Network Security Measures
• MODULE 13 | Authentication and Authorization Methods
• MODULE 14 | Wireless Security Implementation
• MODULE 15 | Malware and Social Engineering Prevention Methods
• MODULE 16 | Security Implementation on a Windows Device
• MODULE 17 | Password and Account Management on a Windows Device
• MODULE 18 | Mobile Security Solutions
• MODULE 19 | Secure Data Disposal Methods
• MODULE 20 | Securing a SOHO Network
• MODULE 21 | Securing Web Browsers on a Windows Device
• MODULE 22 | Troubleshooting Windows Operating Systems
• MODULE 23 | Troubleshooting Personal Computer Security Settings
• MODULE 24 | Malware Removal and Remediating Best Practices
• MODULE 25 | Troubleshooting Mobile Device Security Settings
• MODULE 26 | Documentation Best Practices
• MODULE 27 | Implementing Basic Change Management Best Practices
• MODULE 28 | Backup and Recovery Implementation
• MODULE 29 | Safety and Environmental Procedures
• MODULE 30 | Privacy, Licensing & Policy Concepts
• MODULE 31 | Using Proper Communication Techniques and Professionalism
• MODULE 32 | Basic Scripting Techniques
• MODULE 33 | Remote Access Methods