Dated: Apr. 14, 2010
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CompTIA A+ Certification is widely recognized as the first certification you should receive in an information technology (IT) career. Whether you are planning to specialize in PC hardware, Windows operating system management, or network management, the CompTIA A+ Certification exams measure the baseline skills you need to master in order to begin your journey toward greater responsibilities and achievements in information technology.
CompTIA A+ Certification is designed to be a "vendor-neutral" exam that measures your knowledge of industry-standard technology.
The number one goal of this Q and A tutorial is a simple one: to help you pass the 2009 version of the CompTIA A+ Certification Essentials Exam (number 220-701) and the Practical Application Exam (number 220-702), and thereby earn your CompTIA A+ Certification.
One thing that I should stress to all the readers is to keep in mind; CompTIA A+ Certification exams now stress problem-solving abilities and reasoning more than memorization of terms and facts, our goal is to help you master and understand the required objectives for each exam.
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There is a lot to cover so we've broken the Questions and the Answers in categories. So let's begin by going through each of the pages linked below.
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Short Answer: YES
Detailes: Although, these questions come from the actual A+ Exam of 2009, it is very important to mention that CompTIA isn't going to simply ask these exact same questions from each person taking the test. They literally have over 2000 questions from which they randomly asign a few to each exam instance. So again, yes, these are some of the REAL A+ Exam Questions. But don't assume that you're going to be asked these exact questions in the exact same way.
But what's more likely going to happen is that if you study these questions and understand the correct response and reason behind that response. You'll do amazingly well to the slightly different but similar questions that you'll come across in the test.



J/K. Thanks for light humor.
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