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CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1202)

Prepare for the CompTIA A+ 220-1102 exam with hands-on training. Learn Windows, security, troubleshooting, and IT procedures through real labs and full-length practice tests. Build job-ready skills and start applying for entry-level IT support roles.

(220-1202.AE1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-764-4
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About This Course

Most learners struggle to move from theory to real IT work. They understand concepts but fail when troubleshooting real systems. This CompTIA A+ Core 2 course focuses on practice.

You work on real scenarios, not just theory. You fix system errors, manage operating systems, and handle security issues step by step.

The course follows the official 220-1102 exam objectives. You prepare for the exam while building skills used in real IT support roles. By the end, you can pass the CompTIA A+ Core 2 exam and handle real help desk tasks with confidence.

Skills You’ll Get

 

  • Install and configure Windows operating systems
  • Fix boot errors and system crashes
  • Remove malware and secure systems
  • Manage users, permissions, and access control
  • Troubleshoot network and device issues
  • Work with macOS and Linux basics
  • Follow IT operational procedures
  • Handle real help desk support scenarios
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1

Introduction Volume 2: Core 2 Exam 220-1202

  • What Is CompTIA A+ Certification?
  • What Does This Course Cover for Core 2 Exam 220-1202?
  • The CompTIA A+ Exam Objectives Core 2 Exam 220-1202
2

Operating System Basics

  • Understanding Operating Systems
  • Understanding Applications
  • Introduction to Windows
  • Preparing for the Exam
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
3

Windows Configuration

  • Interacting with Operating Systems
  • The Windows Registry
  • Disk Management
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
4

Windows Administration

  • Installing and Upgrading Windows
  • Command-Line Tools
  • Networking in Windows
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
5

Working with macOS and Linux

  • macOS and Linux
  • Applications on macOS
  • macOS Components
  • macOS System Folders
  • Best Practices
  • Linux Administration
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
6

Security Concepts

  • Physical Security Concepts
  • Physical Security for Staff
  • Logical Security
  • Malware
  • Mitigating Software Threats
  • Social Engineering Attacks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities
  • Common Security Threats
  • Exploits and Vulnerabilities
  • Security Best Practices
  • Destruction and Disposal Methods
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
7

Securing Operating Systems

  • Working with Windows OS Security Settings
  • Web Browser Security
  • Securing a SOHO Network (Wireless)
  • Securing a SOHO Network (Wired)
  • Mobile Device Security
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
8

Troubleshooting Operating Systems and Security

  • Troubleshooting Common Microsoft Windows OS Problems
  • Troubleshooting Security Issues
  • Best Practices for Malware Removal
  • Troubleshooting Mobile OS Issues
  • Troubleshooting Mobile Security Issues
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
9

Scripting, Remote Access, and Artificial Intelligence

  • Scripting
  • Remote Access
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
10

Safety and Environmental Concerns

  • Understanding Safety Procedures
  • Understanding Environmental Controls
  • Understanding Policies, Licensing, and Privacy
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials
11

Documentation and Professionalism

  • Documentation and Support
  • Change Management Best Practices
  • Backup and Recovery
  • Demonstrating Professionalism
  • Summary
  • Exam Essentials

1

Operating System Basics

  • Installing and Uninstalling an Application in Windows
  • Installing an Application Based on System Requirements in Windows
  • Using Microsoft Office 365 Tools
2

Windows Configuration

  • Performing Disk Cleanup
  • Configuring Display Language, Region, and Keyboard Layout
  • Personalizing Windows
  • Configuring and Using File History
  • Creating and Scheduling a Backup in Windows
  • Observing Control Panel Options from Different Views
  • Using Task Scheduler
  • Adding an MMC Snap-in
  • Disabling a Service
  • Creating a Power Plan
  • Monitoring System Performance Using Resource Monitor
  • Using Performance Monitor
  • Using Task Manager for Performance Analysis
  • Viewing Logs in Windows Event Viewer
  • Configuring Windows Defender Firewall
  • Configuring Virtual Memory
  • Exploring Windows Registry
  • Creating a Volume with Disk Management
  • Creating and Managing Dynamic Disks
  • Converting a Basic Disk to a Dynamic Disk
  • Creating a VHD
  • Creating a Storage Pool
  • Creating a Swap Partition
  • Converting a FAT32 Partition to NTFS
  • Mounting a Drive to a Folder
3

Windows Administration

  • Configuring Windows Update
  • Diagnosing Network Issues Using Command-Line Utilities
  • Using System Commands
  • Creating a Volume with Diskpart
  • Setting Up and Using Network File Sharing
  • Mapping a Network Drive
  • Configuring Advanced Network Adapter Settings
  • Configuring NIC Teaming
  • Configuring Firewall Rules and Monitoring Network Logs Using pfsense
4

Working with macOS and Linux

  • Using the ipconfig and ifconfig Commands
  • Implementing Malware Protection on Linux
  • Creating Backups in Linux
  • Manipulating Files Using Command-Line Utilities
  • Managing Files and Directories
  • Encrypting and Decrypting a File Using OpenSSL
  • Using the SET Tool
  • Managing Linux Processes
  • Viewing Network Details Using Linux Commands
  • Managing Linux Passwords
  • Archiving and Compressing Files in Linux
  • Searching for Files and Text in Linux
  • Creating an Extended and Logical Partition
  • Managing Linux File Permissions and Editing Text Files
  • Implementing PGP for Secure Email and File Encryption
  • Performing Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption
5

Security Concepts

  • Implementing Physical Security
  • Configuring Port Security on an Access Port
  • Implementing MFA on Mobile Devices
  • Configuring Group Policy Management
  • Creating an OU
  • Configuring Folder Redirection in Windows
  • Enforcing Password Settings
  • Simulating a DoS Attack
  • Simulating a DDoS Attack
  • Defending Against IP Spoofing
  • Formatting and Cleaning a Disk
6

Securing Operating Systems

  • Using BitLocker to Encrypt a Drive
  • Encrypting a File Using EFS
  • Compressing and Extracting Files Using 7-Zip
  • Configuring UAC Settings
  • Configuring and Managing User Permissions in Windows
  • Setting Up a User Account
  • Managing Users and Groups in Windows
  • Managing File Attributes and Permissions
  • Sharing a Folder with a Specific User and Group
  • Configuring NTFS Permissions
  • Configuring a Windows Firewall
  • Detecting Threats Using Windows Defender
  • Securing the Browser
  • Configuring Proxy Settings
  • Examining Kerberos Settings
  • Setting Up Mobile Device Encryption and Backup on an iPad
  • Configuring iPad Access Control and Authentication
  • Setting a Secure Passcode on iPhone
  • Updating iPhone iOS and Security Patches
7

Troubleshooting Operating Systems and Security

  • Creating a Restore Point
  • Jailbreaking an iPhone
  • Performing a Factory Reset on an Android Phone
8

Scripting, Remote Access, and Artificial Intelligence

  • Creating and Executing a PowerShell Script
  • Creating and Executing a Python Script
  • Creating and Executing a Shell Script
  • Using the Remote Desktop Service
9

Safety and Environmental Concerns

  • Completing the Chain of Custody Form
10

Documentation and Professionalism

  • Reporting an Issue
  • Enabling the Shadow Copies Feature
  • Configuring an IP Address in Linux

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It is beginner-friendly. Practice makes it easier.

4 to 8 weeks with daily study.

The exam is perfect for anyone who is looking forward to starting a career in IT, which includes help desk technicians, field service technicians, or IT professionals. The certification is significant for entry-level IT roles. 

Well, you can take the exams in any order according to your liking; you must pass both exams to get access to the full CompTIA A+ certification.

The exam usually consists of 90 questions, & one would have 90 minutes to complete it. 

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