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A+ certification No.109776507
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I know I'll probably get roasted for this but I figured I'd ask. Is the A+ Cert hard? I've been working on computers for 26 years now and I want to get into tech. What I don't want to do is think I know it all and get blind sided by a test that costs hundreds of dollars. Anyone here take it? How much study should I be doing?
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Anonymous
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It's easy. The" hardest" part is really just a bunch of memorization of stuff you'll probably never touch again, like the exact wi-fi band strengths, etc. Just buy a study book from Sybex or whatever and take a few practice tests and you'll be fine assuming you aren't a retard.

Mile wide, inch deep.
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Anonymous
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>>109776507
anon, if you've been doing computer tech stuff for 26 years, skip the A+ and get something with more weight to it
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Anonymous
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>>109778551
also, don't buy an A+ book. use libgen or whatever for cert books. certs are a well known racket.
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