Comptia A+ 220-1201 & 220-1202 Full Course And Test 2025

Pass the Updated CompTIA A+ 1201-1202 Exams | IT Support Certification | Learn Hands-On IT Fundamentals in Just 12 Hours

What you'll learn

Understand and apply the full scope of the CompTIA A+ 220-1201 and 220-1202 exam objectives.

Install, configure, and troubleshoot desktops, laptops, mobile devices, and printers.

Set up and secure wired and wireless networks, including TCP/IP configuration and Wi-Fi 6E.

Troubleshoot hardware, software, networking, and security issues using structured methodologies.

Install and manage operating systems, including Windows 10/11, macOS, Linux, and mobile platforms.

Identify and mitigate basic security threats, including malware, phishing, and social engineering.

Use operational procedures such as documentation, scripting, and change management in IT environments.

Prepare for real-world IT support roles with hands-on labs, simulations, and full-length practice exams.

Requirements

No prior IT experience is required

Basic ability to use a computer and navigate the internet

A passion for technology and learning new skills

Optional: Access to an old PC, printer, or router for hands-on practice

Description

Are you ready to become a certified IT support professional? The CompTIA A+ certification (220-1201 & 220-1202) is the industry standard for launching a successful career in IT. It verifies that you have the foundational skills needed to support and troubleshoot hardware, software, networks, and operating systems across various environments.This 12-hour complete course is your one-stop solution for mastering both Core 1 (220-1201) and Core 2 (220-1202) of the updated CompTIA A+ exam series. Designed with beginners in mind, this course uses step-by-step video lectures, practical demos, hands-on labs, downloadable resources, and full-length practice exams to get you exam-ready and job-ready.Whether you’re starting from scratch or aiming to validate your skills, this course provides all the tools and guidance you need to pass your exams with confidence—and step into your first IT support role with credibility.What You Will LearnAligned with the latest A+ exam objectives, this course covers all five domains of Core 1 and all four domains of Core 2. By the end of this course, you will be able to:CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1201):Understand and configure mobile devices, including tablets, smartphones, and laptops.Set up and troubleshoot hardware components such as motherboards, RAM, CPUs, storage devices, and printers.Install and configure computer networking, from wired Ethernet to Wi-Fi 6E.Dive into virtualization and cloud computing concepts.Solve hardware and network-related issues through hands-on troubleshooting techniques.CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1202):Install, configure, and troubleshoot Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile operating systems.Master cybersecurity basics, including malware types, secure protocols, and organizational security.Apply proven software troubleshooting methodologies to fix issues with applications and operating systems.Develop your knowledge of IT operational procedures, including documentation, scripting, change management, and professionalism.Why This Course is DifferentThis is not just another slide-based prep course. This is an interactive, hands-on, real-world-driven training program designed by experts and tailored for aspiring IT professionals who want more than just theory. Here's what makes it stand out:Updated for the CompTIA A+ 220-1201 and CompTIA A+ 220-1202 ExamsAll course content is freshly updated to match the latest CompTIA A+ certification domains, including new technologies like Windows 11, Wi-Fi 6E, cloud concepts, and Zero Trust security.Hands-On LearningWe go beyond explanations. You’ll watch real demonstrations, set up networks, troubleshoot devices, and simulate common job scenarios. You’ll learn how to do the work, not just memorize facts.Focused 12-Hour FormatWith 12 hours of expert instruction, you’ll move quickly and efficiently through the material without unnecessary fluff. Perfect for learners with a busy schedule or deadline.Practice Exams and QuizzesTwo full-length A+ practice tests (90 questions each) help you assess your knowledge and simulate the real exam environment. Every question includes detailed answer explanations.Downloadable Study ResourcesYou’ll get cheat sheets, exam objectives, study guides, troubleshooting flows, lab guides, and more. Perfect for review before test day.Career Outcomes: Where Will A+ Take You?The CompTIA A+ certification is your ticket to high-demand IT support roles such as:Help Desk TechnicianDesktop Support SpecialistField Service TechnicianIT Support AnalystTechnical Support EngineerA+ certification is often the first step toward higher-level certifications like Network+, Security+, or cloud specialties—and higher-paying roles. Whether you're pursuing a full IT career path or just want a job in tech, this certification proves you can support, secure, and troubleshoot IT infrastructure effectively.Who This Course is ForAbsolute beginners who want to break into IT without prior experienceAspiring IT support technicians, help desk professionals, and desktop support agentsCareer changers looking to transition into a tech careerStudents and recent graduates pursuing entry-level tech rolesSelf-learners and tech enthusiasts eager to get hands-on IT skillsAnyone preparing for the CompTIA A+ 220-1201 and 220-1202 certification examsWhat Makes This Course UniqueStep-by-step delivery that builds confidence and technical fluencyReal-world use cases and on-the-job simulationsIn-depth exam coverage with zero filler and 100% relevanceCommunity support and access to instructor Q&AThis course is for people who want to learn practical skills they can use in the field AND earn a valuable credential.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Certification Overview

Lecture 2 Exam Structure and Domains

Lecture 3 Lab: PearsonVUE Registration Simulation

Section 2: Computer Hardware

Lecture 4 Motherboards and CPUs

Lecture 5 RAM (Random Access Memory)

Lecture 6 Storage Technologies

Lecture 7 Power Supplies (PSUs)

Lecture 8 Printers

Lecture 9 Troubleshooting Focus (Integrated)

Lecture 10 Video Cards and Capture Cards

Lecture 11 Module 2 Summary

Section 3: Mobile Devices

Lecture 12 Smartphones, Tablets, and Wearable Technologies

Lecture 13 Mobile Networking and Synchronization

Lecture 14 Lab : Mobile Simulator - Android Simulator - Setting up and using mobile hotspot

Lecture 15 Ram and Adaptor Replacement

Lecture 16 Enterprise Mobility Management

Lecture 17 Configure Mobile Device Apps

Lecture 18 Mobile Hardware Failure Issues

Section 4: Networking

Lecture 19 TCP/IP and Addressing Part 1

Lecture 20 TCP IP and Addressing Part 2

Lecture 21 Network Infrastructure Part 1

Lecture 22 Network Infrastructure Part 2

Lecture 23 Network Infrastructure Part 3

Lecture 24 Network Infrastructure Part 4

Lecture 25 Hands-on Labs Part 1

Lecture 26 Hands-on Labs Part 2

Lecture 27 Hands-on Labs Part 3

Lecture 28 Troubleshooting Focus (Integrated)

Section 5: Virtualization and Cloud

Lecture 29 Virtualization Concepts

Lecture 30 Cloud Computing Models Part 1

Lecture 31 Cloud Computing Models Part 2

Lecture 32 Hands-on Labs Part 1

Lecture 33 Lab- Azure VM-1

Section 6: Operating Systems

Lecture 34 Installing Windows Part 1

Lecture 35 Installing Windows Part 2

Lecture 36 Installing Windows Part 3

Lecture 37 Installing Windows Part 4

Lecture 38 Installing Linux

Lecture 39 System Utilities Part 1

Lecture 40 System Utilities Part 2

Lecture 41 System Utilities Part 3

Lecture 42 System Utilities Part 4

Lecture 43 Troubleshooting Focus (Integrated)

Lecture 44 Module Summary

Section 7: Security Fundamentals

Lecture 45 Malware and Antivirus Part 1

Lecture 46 Malware and Antivirus Part 2

Lecture 47 Encryption

Lecture 48 Troubleshooting Focus (Integrated) Part 1

Lecture 49 Troubleshooting Focus (Integrated) Part 2

Lecture 50 Hands on Labs

Section 8: Software Troubleshooting

Lecture 51 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 1

Lecture 52 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 2

Lecture 53 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 3

Lecture 54 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 4

Lecture 55 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 5

Lecture 56 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 6

Lecture 57 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 7

Lecture 58 Operating System Troubleshooting Part 8

Section 9: Backup and Disaster Recovery

Lecture 59 Backup and Disaster Recovery Part 1

Lecture 60 Backup and Disaster Recovery Part 2

Lecture 61 Backup and Disaster Recovery Part 3

Lecture 62 Backup and Disaster Recovery Part 4

Lecture 63 Hands-on Labs

Lecture 64 Troubleshooting Focus (Integrated)

Section 10: Practice and Exam Tips

Lecture 65 Performance-Based Questions (PBQs) Part 1

Lecture 66 Performance-Based Questions (PBQs) Part 2

Lecture 67 Performance-Based Questions (PBQs) Part 3

Beginners with no prior IT experience who want to start a career in tech.,Students preparing to pass the CompTIA A+ 220-1201 and 220-1202 certification exams.,Career changers looking to transition into information technology or technical support roles.,Help desk and support technicians aiming to validate their skills with a recognized certification.,Recent graduates seeking an entry-level IT position with a globally recognized credential.,Tech enthusiasts who enjoy learning about hardware, software, and cybersecurity basics.,Job seekers who want to improve their resume and increase their hiring potential in IT roles.,Freelancers or self-taught professionals looking to gain structured, certification-aligned training.,Employees in non-IT roles who want to move into technical departments or support teams.,Anyone motivated to gain practical IT skills and knowledge for professional or personal growth.