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Topic	Studying for CompTIA A+. Any advice?
RchHomieQuanChi 11/24/20 12:07:42 PM #5:	divot1338 posted... Ive passed dozens of tests for Microsoft, Redhat and Vmware certs and while I suppose it might differ for a hardware based cert Ive yet to have anything from a test come up in real life. If anything focus on the specifics of how a machine starts and goes through POST as thats something that will remain relatively unchanged over time. And maybe anything that covers a large number of the questions. Otherwise dont waste your time. The one thing you want to be absolutely certain of is that you pass on the first attempt. And answers will stick in your brain somewhere between short and long term memory the way I recommended. If its actually useful youll remember it. Gotcha...I'll try that method then --- I have nothing else to say <cite>RchHomieQuanChi posted [p:947551523] in Studying f... [t:79132546]...</cite> <quote>divot1338 posted... </cite> <quote>Ive passed dozens of tests for Microsoft, Redhat and Vmware certs and while I suppose it might differ for a hardware based cert Ive yet to have anything from a test come up in real life. If anything focus on the specifics of how a machine starts and goes through POST as thats something that will remain relatively unchanged over time. And maybe anything that covers a large number of the questions. Otherwise dont waste your time. The one thing you want to be absolutely certain of is that you pass on the first attempt. And answers will stick in your brain somewhere between short and long term memory the way I recommended. If its actually useful youll remember it.</quote> Gotcha...I'll try that method then --- I have nothing else to say</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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