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@@peterayol7712 We don’t have Cybersecurity courses at the moment, but thank you for sharing your interests. This type of feedback helps guide our future content creation.
This practice test charged me with a ton of confidence and I passed my A+ Core 1 this morning! Thank you guys, keep up a great work in developing this learning courses, I really liked the style and pace.
@@MichellePiñon-b9b Watching these videos, studying the different ports, learning speeds of network and all the different types of wifi like G, N, AB, and AX. Also, thanks.
Seriously thank you, I have watched so much content on the a+ and this simplifies a LOT of stuff making it understandable! Great job! Your full course and questions are great.
Hej, nice job. The answer to Question 120 seems to me to be C and not D. The question states that the printer wouldn't print on one side. Printing on both sides of the paper has to do with 'duplex setting'. You are doing a great job, keep it up.
Great insight! This level of understanding shows you are certainly learning the material. This particular item was brought up before and a notion was made in the video description regarding this question. Question 120 - The question was meant to refer to "one side of the paper" as the left or right side of the page. If the question is read as "one side of the paper" being the front or back, then enabling duplex printing would be an appropriate solution.
@@CertificationCynergy Ah, but t was not clearly stated about right or left side. One side could as well be front or back. But if it is left and right, then you are right. Thanks for your response and clarifications.
The answer to Question 81 is incorrect... 802.11ac standard is NOT capable of operating on both 2.4 and 5GHz, only 5GHz. The correct answer to the question "which Wi-Fi standard is capable of operating on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies?" is not shown but would be either 802.11n or 802.11ax.
Great comment, and we totally agree with you! 👍 As we point out in our CompTIA ITF+ training course and then briefly again in our CompTIA A+ Core 1 training course, access points aligned with the 802.11ac (WiFi 5) standard are commonly equipped with a 2.4GHz radio to allow them to be backwards compatible. These 802.11ac access points are referred to as dual-band or tri-band access points. Here is what CompTIA provides in The Official CompTIA A+ Core 1 Certification Study Guide - Exam 220-1101: "WiFi 5 (802.11ac): WiFi 5 is designed to work only in the 5GHz band. A dual-band access point can use its 2.4GHz radio to support clients on legacy standards. A tri-band access point has one 2.4GHz radio and two 5GHz radios." This is a question that has been used by CompTIA for some time now with a few different variations. If encountered, 802.11n would be the primary answer. But, when 802.11n is not present in the answer pool, 802.11ac will be the optimal choice. Unfortunately, we don't have control over the types of questions CompTIA uses, we just do our BEST to prepare you for whatever they throw your way. Hope this information helps. Keep up the great work!
congratulations to everyone passing, I have a question. I didn't pass today however my score was 545 out of 675 what would I need to study in order to crush it next time around!?
Some items to consider: Did you start with CompTIA ITF+ before attempting the A+? Many choose to overlook this fundamental certification, but It really does set you up for success before attempting more advanced certifications. CompTIA ITF+ (FC0-U61) - Complete Training Course th-cam.com/video/6NimRqfLCZA/w-d-xo.html CompTIA ITF+ (FC0-U61) - Practice Exam Questions th-cam.com/video/-leaC19oEUs/w-d-xo.html Did you attempt any practice questions in addition to the training course? CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) - Practice Exam Questions th-cam.com/video/tZowAX98cEA/w-d-xo.html Did you study for the performance based questions? CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) - Practice PBQs th-cam.com/video/p1Bd5HbzgiQ/w-d-xo.html Lastly, your score report will outline each of the objectives in which you answered a question incorrectly. You can use that information to focus your studies before attempting the certification exam again.
On question 156, wouldn't a device with an APIPA address also be a valid reason a user can only connect to files and devices locally but not reach any external networks?
Excellent question! This shows that you have a great understanding of Networking basics. Let's just add a bit more knowledge to get you through this tricky question. The key lies in the term "Limited Internet Connectivity". In Windows, the messages "Limited Internet Connectivity" and "No Internet Access" both indicate network issues, but they refer to slightly different situations: Limited Internet Connectivity: This message means that the device has successfully connected to a network gateway (such as a local router or a Wi-Fi access point) but cannot fully access the internet. At a minimum, the device has a valid IP address within the local subnet's usable IP address range. The connection may be functioning for local resources (e.g., local file sharing or a printer), but the device cannot communicate with external internet resources. The MOST probable reason for this type of connectivity issue is the internet connection is down. No Internet Access: While this may seem a bit of a misnomer, this message indicates that Windows detects no connection to a network gateway. This could result from hardware failures, such as a disconnected Ethernet cable, a disabled network adapter, or a having an APIPA or other IP address that places the device outside of the local subnet's usable IP range.
We are currently developing the A+ Core 2 training course. 🎥 Some of the videos have been released, but a full-length video will have to wait until the course is completed. th-cam.com/video/P8sBOjOQkfg/w-d-xo.html As for our CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1102) - Full-Length Practice Exam, Use this link: th-cam.com/video/uc4L1B4UbzI/w-d-xo.html
Hy i am beginner please guide what i do for passing this exam i am confused i see a lot of videos about A+ but i am confused that what i learn and how too much videos please guide me that this practice exam and 8 hours videos is enough for passing a+ exam
Question 120, Seeing as that it failed to print on 1 side of the page, it doesnt say poor quality on 1 side, i would have chose C Enable duplex printing.. Can you explain why i would be wrong in this scenario please.
Your confusion is well warranted. The question was meant to refer to "one side of the paper" as the left or right side of the page. If the question is read as "one side of the paper" being the front or back, then enabling duplex printing would be an appropriate solution. Apologies for this question not being more clear. For any other learners reading this comment, this is good insight all around. ☺
@@CertificationCynergy thankyou so much for the reply, i have watched alot of videos the past weeek, yours are some of the best! as far as being direct and to the point, once i take the test ill be able to give feedback on if the info here prepared me for the test
We are currently developing the A+ Core 2 training course. 🎥 Some of the videos have been released, but a full-length video will have to wait until the course is completed. th-cam.com/video/P8sBOjOQkfg/w-d-xo.html
The official certification exam is administered through Pearson VUE: www.comptia.org/certifications/a#:~:text=click%20here.-,Testing%20Provider,-Pearson%20VUE
@@Ryanyawn wrote core 1 and can now confirm, The difficulty is just about the same, juuust a bit harder. I wouldn't even say harder but a bit more challenging. Questions like these did show up. Using this questions is a great way to go but also use the Performance based questions (PBQs) from burningIce TH-cam channel. Some of those actually made it into the exam. Also it's a good idea to study every question especially the options in the multiple choice you are not familiar with. Just so you really know your stuff
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Your videos are very interesting to watch! But I would like to ask do have Cybersecurity courses?
@@peterayol7712 We don’t have Cybersecurity courses at the moment, but thank you for sharing your interests. This type of feedback helps guide our future content creation.
This practice test charged me with a ton of confidence and I passed my A+ Core 1 this morning! Thank you guys, keep up a great work in developing this learning courses, I really liked the style and pace.
🎉 Congratulations 🎉
I passed core 1 today. 🎉 Thanks. 🙏🏽
🎉 Congratulations 🎉
@@CertificationCynergy thank you.
what helped you? congrats
@@MichellePiñon-b9b Watching these videos, studying the different ports, learning speeds of network and all the different types of wifi like G, N, AB, and AX. Also, thanks.
Congratulations 🎉 I’m so happy for you
I passed the Core 1 exams today.
Thank you for your efforts.
Reading for the core 2 now.
🎉 Congratulations 🎉 on passing the CompTIA A+ Core 1
Seriously thank you, I have watched so much content on the a+ and this simplifies a LOT of stuff making it understandable! Great job! Your full course and questions are great.
Thank you for the kind words!
Dang, Im crushing this practice exam 😂 😊
me too but it's got me weary because the questions seem too easy for how rigorous the comptia exam has been portrayed lol
Hej, nice job. The answer to Question 120 seems to me to be C and not D. The question states that the printer wouldn't print on one side. Printing on both sides of the paper has to do with 'duplex setting'. You are doing a great job, keep it up.
Great insight! This level of understanding shows you are certainly learning the material. This particular item was brought up before and a notion was made in the video description regarding this question.
Question 120 - The question was meant to refer to "one side of the paper" as the left or right side of the page. If the question is read as "one side of the paper" being the front or back, then enabling duplex printing would be an appropriate solution.
@@CertificationCynergy Ah, but t was not clearly stated about right or left side. One side could as well be front or back. But if it is left and right, then you are right. Thanks for your response and clarifications.
These are great BTW, thank you. I can't believe I paid to go to school at one time.
You are very welcome!
The answer to Question 81 is incorrect... 802.11ac standard is NOT capable of operating on both 2.4 and 5GHz, only 5GHz. The correct answer to the question "which Wi-Fi standard is capable of operating on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies?" is not shown but would be either 802.11n or 802.11ax.
Great comment, and we totally agree with you! 👍 As we point out in our CompTIA ITF+ training course and then briefly again in our CompTIA A+ Core 1 training course, access points aligned with the 802.11ac (WiFi 5) standard are commonly equipped with a 2.4GHz radio to allow them to be backwards compatible. These 802.11ac access points are referred to as dual-band or tri-band access points.
Here is what CompTIA provides in The Official CompTIA A+ Core 1 Certification Study Guide - Exam 220-1101:
"WiFi 5 (802.11ac): WiFi 5 is designed to work only in the 5GHz band. A dual-band access point can use its 2.4GHz radio to support clients on legacy standards. A tri-band access point has one 2.4GHz radio and two 5GHz radios."
This is a question that has been used by CompTIA for some time now with a few different variations. If encountered, 802.11n would be the primary answer. But, when 802.11n is not present in the answer pool, 802.11ac will be the optimal choice. Unfortunately, we don't have control over the types of questions CompTIA uses, we just do our BEST to prepare you for whatever they throw your way.
Hope this information helps. Keep up the great work!
@@CertificationCynergy Thank you so much for the thorough reply! This is exactly the type of help that I needed.
This comment interaction was solid af
Yes it is lol
Good eye! This is why we still need humans. 😂
I passed my core 1 today thank you now for core 2
🎉 Congratulations 🎉
Please platform did you used for CompTIA A
Thanks!
Wow, thank you for fueling the channel and being a part of our Certification Cynergy community! 😊
thanks for the video
Thanks
congratulations to everyone passing, I have a question. I didn't pass today however my score was 545 out of 675 what would I need to study in order to crush it next time around!?
Some items to consider:
Did you start with CompTIA ITF+ before attempting the A+? Many choose to overlook this fundamental certification, but It really does set you up for success before attempting more advanced certifications.
CompTIA ITF+ (FC0-U61) - Complete Training Course
th-cam.com/video/6NimRqfLCZA/w-d-xo.html
CompTIA ITF+ (FC0-U61) - Practice Exam Questions
th-cam.com/video/-leaC19oEUs/w-d-xo.html
Did you attempt any practice questions in addition to the training course?
CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) - Practice Exam Questions
th-cam.com/video/tZowAX98cEA/w-d-xo.html
Did you study for the performance based questions?
CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) - Practice PBQs
th-cam.com/video/p1Bd5HbzgiQ/w-d-xo.html
Lastly, your score report will outline each of the objectives in which you answered a question incorrectly. You can use that information to focus your studies before attempting the certification exam again.
thank you very much
On question 156, wouldn't a device with an APIPA address also be a valid reason a user can only connect to files and devices locally but not reach any external networks?
Excellent question! This shows that you have a great understanding of Networking basics. Let's just add a bit more knowledge to get you through this tricky question. The key lies in the term "Limited Internet Connectivity".
In Windows, the messages "Limited Internet Connectivity" and "No Internet Access" both indicate network issues, but they refer to slightly different situations:
Limited Internet Connectivity:
This message means that the device has successfully connected to a network gateway (such as a local router or a Wi-Fi access point) but cannot fully access the internet. At a minimum, the device has a valid IP address within the local subnet's usable IP address range. The connection may be functioning for local resources (e.g., local file sharing or a printer), but the device cannot communicate with external internet resources. The MOST probable reason for this type of connectivity issue is the internet connection is down.
No Internet Access:
While this may seem a bit of a misnomer, this message indicates that Windows detects no connection to a network gateway. This could result from hardware failures, such as a disconnected Ethernet cable, a disabled network adapter, or a having an APIPA or other IP address that places the device outside of the local subnet's usable IP range.
@@CertificationCynergy Thank You so much for the thorough explanation, you guys are doing awesome work! 🙂
Will you do a similar video for core 2 ?
We are currently developing the A+ Core 2 training course. 🎥 Some of the videos have been released, but a full-length video will have to wait until the course is completed.
th-cam.com/video/P8sBOjOQkfg/w-d-xo.html
As for our CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1102) - Full-Length Practice Exam, Use this link:
th-cam.com/video/uc4L1B4UbzI/w-d-xo.html
I just passed core 1. These practice questions were very helpful. Looking forward to core 2 practice questions
@@salmanmostafa8346 🎉 Congratulations 🎉
Hello, I will like to verify how to take the Comptia A exam online and how much is it? Please let me know. Thanks
www.comptia.org/certifications/a#:~:text=click%20here.-,Testing%20Provider,-Pearson%20VUE
Hy i am beginner please guide what i do for passing this exam i am confused i see a lot of videos about A+ but i am confused that what i learn and how too much videos please guide me that this practice exam and 8 hours videos is enough for passing a+ exam
Save this for later! 📌
Question 120, Seeing as that it failed to print on 1 side of the page, it doesnt say poor quality on 1 side, i would have chose C Enable duplex printing.. Can you explain why i would be wrong in this scenario please.
Your confusion is well warranted. The question was meant to refer to "one side of the paper" as the left or right side of the page. If the question is read as "one side of the paper" being the front or back, then enabling duplex printing would be an appropriate solution. Apologies for this question not being more clear. For any other learners reading this comment, this is good insight all around. ☺
@@CertificationCynergy thankyou so much for the reply, i have watched alot of videos the past weeek, yours are some of the best! as far as being direct and to the point, once i take the test ill be able to give feedback on if the info here prepared me for the test
When will be the core 2
We are currently developing the A+ Core 2 training course. 🎥 Some of the videos have been released, but a full-length video will have to wait until the course is completed.
th-cam.com/video/P8sBOjOQkfg/w-d-xo.html
Where can I take the test?
The official certification exam is administered through Pearson VUE:
www.comptia.org/certifications/a#:~:text=click%20here.-,Testing%20Provider,-Pearson%20VUE
Can anyone confirm if this practice test was anything like the actual test. Especially the difficulty
You think it’ll be harder?
@@Ryanyawn wrote core 1 and can now confirm, The difficulty is just about the same, juuust a bit harder. I wouldn't even say harder but a bit more challenging. Questions like these did show up.
Using this questions is a great way to go but also use the Performance based questions (PBQs) from burningIce TH-cam channel. Some of those actually made it into the exam.
Also it's a good idea to study every question especially the options in the multiple choice you are not familiar with. Just so you really know your stuff
@@inspiredink4515awesome thanks man will do!