
Mike Meyers' CompTIA A+ Guide to Managing and Troubleshooting PCs Lab Manual, Seventh Edition (Exams 220-1101 & 220-1102)
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Content
- Intro
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Additional Resources for Teachers
- Chapter 1 Safety and Professionalism
- Lab Exercise 1.01: Safeguarding Your IT Future-Becoming a Professional
- Lab Exercise 1.02: Avoiding the Rude Computer Technician Stereotype
- Lab Exercise 1.03: Collecting Information Professionally
- Lab Exercise 1.04: Communicating Effectively
- Lab Exercise 1.05: Integrating Safety into the Workplace
- Lab Exercise 1.06: Taming Electrostatic Discharge
- Lab Exercise 1.07: Understanding the Troubleshooting Methodology
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 2 The Visible Computer
- Lab Exercise 2.01: Exploring the Functions and Components of a PC
- Lab Exercise 2.02: Examining User-Accessible Components
- Lab Exercise 2.03: Recognizing External Connections
- Lab Exercise 2.04: Navigating the Windows 10 Desktop and Tablet Interfaces
- Lab Exercise 2.05: Navigating the Windows 11 Desktop and Tablet Interfaces
- Lab Exercise 2.06: Managing Files and Folders in Windows
- Lab Exercise 2.07: Using the Control Panel in Windows
- Lab Exercise 2.08: Using the Settings App in Windows 10/11
- Lab Exercise 2.09: Getting Familiar with the macOS Interface
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 3 CPUs
- Lab Exercise 3.01: Identifying CPU Characteristics
- Lab Exercise 3.02: Recognizing CPU Sockets
- Lab Exercise 3.03: Cooling Your CPU
- Lab Exercise 3.04: Exploring CPU Specifications with CPU-Z
- Lab Exercise 3.05: Removing and Installing a CPU
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 4 RAM
- Lab Exercise 4.01: Determining the Amount of RAM in a PC
- Lab Exercise 4.02: Identifying Types of RAM
- Lab Exercise 4.03: Removing and Installing RAM
- Lab Exercise 4.04: Exploring RAM Specifications with CPU-Z
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 5 Firmware
- Lab Exercise 5.01: Identifying UEFI/BIOS Firmware
- Lab Exercise 5.02: Accessing BIOS/UEFI Settings via the BIOS/UEFI Settings Program
- Lab Exercise 5.03: Configuring and Clearing BIOS/UEFI Settings Program Passwords
- Lab Exercise 5.04: Configuring BIOS/UEFI Settings
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 6 Motherboards
- Lab Exercise 6.01: Researching New Motherboards
- Lab Exercise 6.02: Identifying Internal Expansion Slots
- Lab Exercise 6.03: Removing Expansion Cards
- Lab Exercise 6.04: Removing a Motherboard
- Lab Exercise 6.05: Identifying Motherboard Features
- Lab Exercise 6.06: Installing a Motherboard
- Lab Exercise 6.07: Installing Expansion Cards
- Lab Exercise 6.08: Exploring Motherboard Features with CPU-Z
- Lab Exercise 6.09: Managing Hardware with Device Manager
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 7 Power Supplies
- Lab Exercise 7.01: Measuring AC Voltage Levels
- Lab Exercise 7.02: Testing Power Supply Output
- Lab Exercise 7.03: Choosing a Power Supply
- Lab Exercise 7.04: Replacing a Power Supply
- Lab Exercise 7.05: Understanding Power Protection
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 8 Mass Storage Technologies
- Lab Exercise 8.01: Installing Serial ATA Hard Drives
- Lab Exercise 8.02: Choosing External Hard Drives
- Lab Exercise 8.03: Comparing SATA Solid-State Drives and Magnetic Hard Drives
- Lab Exercise 8.04: Choosing and Using an M.2 SSD
- Lab Exercise 8.05: Troubleshooting Hard Drive Installations
- Lab Exercise 8.06: Configuring a Hardware RAID
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 9 Implementing Mass Storage
- Lab Exercise 9.01: Creating and Formatting Partitions with Windows Installation Media
- Lab Exercise 9.02: Creating and Formatting Partitions with GParted
- Lab Exercise 9.03: Using Windows Tools to Create and Format Partitions
- Lab Exercise 9.04: Converting Basic Disks to Dynamic Disks with Disk Management
- Lab Exercise 9.05: Implementing Software RAID 0 with Disk Management
- Lab Exercise 9.06: Maintaining and Troubleshooting Hard Drives
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 10 Essential Peripherals
- Lab Exercise 10.01: Troubleshooting and Benchmarking USB
- Lab Exercise 10.02: Disassembling and Cleaning a Keyboard
- Lab Exercise 10.03: Troubleshooting and Adjusting a Pointing Device
- Lab Exercise 10.04: Installing Sound
- Lab Exercise 10.05: Installing Optical Drives
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 11 Installing and Upgrading Operating Systems
- Lab Exercise 11.01: Verifying Operating System Requirements
- Lab Exercise 11.02: Checking Hardware Compatibility with Windows 11
- Lab Exercise 11.03: Performing a Clean Installation of Windows 11
- Lab Exercise 11.04: Upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11
- Lab Exercise 11.05: Post-Installation Tasks: Drivers and Updates
- Lab Exercise 11.06: Installing Ubuntu Linux
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 12 Windows Under the Hood
- Lab Exercise 12.01: Editing the Windows Registry
- Lab Exercise 12.02: Using the Task Manager
- Lab Exercise 12.03: Working with Services
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 13 Users, Groups, and Permissions
- Lab Exercise 13.01: Managing Users in Windows
- Lab Exercise 13.02: Defining NTFS Permissions
- Lab Exercise 13.03: Sharing Files and Folders
- Lab Exercise 13.04: Encrypting Important Data
- Lab Exercise 13.05: Configuring User Account Control
- Lab Exercise 13.06: Using BitLocker To Go
- Lab Exercise 13.07: Setting File Permissions in Linux
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 14 Maintaining and Optimizing Operating Systems
- Lab Exercise 14.01: Backing Up and Restoring in Windows 10 and 11
- Lab Exercise 14.02: Using File History in Windows 10 and 11
- Lab Exercise 14.03: Using System Restore
- Lab Exercise 14.04: Managing Updates and Patches in Windows 10 and 11
- Lab Exercise 14.05: Scheduling Maintenance in Windows
- Lab Exercise 14.06: Installing and Removing Applications and Windows Components in Windows
- Lab Exercise 14.07: Backing Up with Time Machine in macOS
- Lab Exercise 14.08: Managing Updates and Patches in macOS
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 15 Working with the Command-Line Interface
- Lab Exercise 15.01: Exploring the Command-Line Interface in Windows
- Lab Exercise 15.02: Exploring the Command-Line Interface in Linux
- Lab Exercise 15.03: Navigating Basic Commands in Windows
- Lab Exercise 15.04: Navigating Basic Commands in Linux
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 16 Troubleshooting Operating Systems
- Lab Exercise 16.01: Examining and Configuring Log Files in Event Viewer
- Lab Exercise 16.02: Troubleshooting in Safe Mode
- Lab Exercise 16.03: Repairing from Windows Installation Media
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 17 Display Technologies
- Lab Exercise 17.01: Installing Video
- Lab Exercise 17.02: Configuring Multiple Displays
- Lab Exercise 17.03: Troubleshooting Video
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 18 Essentials of Networking
- Lab Exercise 18.01: Identifying Local Area Network Hardware
- Lab Exercise 18.02: Evaluating a UTP Cable
- Lab Exercise 18.03: Determining a MAC Address
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 19 Local Area Networking
- Lab Exercise 19.01: Exploring Local Area Network Configuration Options
- Lab Exercise 19.02: Verifying TCP/IP Settings in Windows
- Lab Exercise 19.03: Verifying TCP/IP Settings in Linux
- Lab Exercise 19.04: Verifying TCP/IP Settings in macOS
- Lab Exercise 19.05: Testing Your LAN Connections in Windows, Linux, and macOS
- Lab Exercise 19.06: Sharing Folders in Windows
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 20 Wireless Networking
- Lab Exercise 20.01: Setting Up a Wireless Network
- Lab Exercise 20.02: Configuring and Securing a Wireless Network
- Lab Exercise 20.03: Troubleshooting Wireless Connectivity in Windows
- Lab Exercise 20.04: Resetting a Wireless Router
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 21 The Internet
- Lab Exercise 21.01: Assessing Current Internet Connectivity
- Lab Exercise 21.02: Evaluating Internet Connection Choices
- Lab Exercise 21.03: Working with Firewalls and Ports
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 22 Virtualization
- Lab Exercise 22.01: Identifying Virtualization Technologies
- Lab Exercise 22.02: Installing and Using VirtualBox
- Lab Exercise 22.03: Installing and Using Hyper-V
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 23 Portable Computing
- Lab Exercise 23.01: Researching Laptop Upgrade Paths
- Lab Exercise 23.02: Replacing and Upgrading RAM
- Lab Exercise 23.03: Replacing and Upgrading SATA Mass Storage
- Lab Exercise 23.04: Installing an M.2 SSD
- Lab Exercise 23.05: Adjusting Power Management to Optimize Battery Life in Windows 10
- Lab Exercise 23.06: Adjusting Power Management to Optimize Battery Life in Windows 11
- Lab Exercise 23.07: Browsing the Latest Portable PCs
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 24 Understanding Mobile Devices
- Lab Exercise 24.01: Comparing Mobile Device Platforms
- Lab Exercise 24.02: Installing Mobile Applications
- Lab Exercise 24.03: Setting Up E-mail on a Mobile Device
- Lab Exercise 24.04: Using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on a Mobile Device
- Lab Exercise 24.05: Researching Chargers and Charging Ports
- Lab Exercise 24.06: Researching Wearables
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 25 Maintaining and Securing Mobile Devices
- Lab Exercise 25.01: Configuring Mobile Device Security
- Lab Exercise 25.02: Installing Updates
- Lab Exercise 25.03: Backing Up and Resetting a Mobile Device
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 26 Printers and Multifunction Devices
- Lab Exercise 26.01: Examining Types of Printers
- Lab Exercise 26.02: Installing a Printer in Windows
- Lab Exercise 26.03: Supporting a Multifunction Device
- Lab Exercise 26.04: Maintaining and Troubleshooting Printers
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 27 Securing Computers
- Lab Exercise 27.01: Configuring Local Policies
- Lab Exercise 27.02: Reviewing Security Events
- Lab Exercise 27.03: Removing Malware from a Computer
- Lab Exercise 27.04: Researching Missing Security Fixes with Belarc Advisor
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Chapter 28 Operational Procedures
- Lab Exercise 28.01: Diagramming a Network
- Lab Exercise 28.02: Evaluating Power Distribution and Protection Hardware
- Lab Exercise 28.03: Comparing Backup Methods
- Lab Exercise 28.04: Creating a Password Reset Disk
- Lab Analysis Test
- Key Term Quiz
- Index
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