OS Book?
Can anyone reccommend a book that would target the OS portion of the A+ specifically?
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bighornsheep Member Posts: 1,506For reference or do you feel that you dont need materials for the hardware part? Because of the nature of the A+ certification, hardware and os has quite abit of overlap. If you are pursuing both, I recommend picking up a book for both exams.
Sybex A+ Complete, and McGraw hill Mike Meyers A+ All in one are popular choices.
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Plantwiz Mod Posts: 5,057 Moddubbs112 wrote:Can anyone reccommend a book that would target the OS portion of the A+ specifically?
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Meyers All-in-one is what I"d recommend.
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dubbs112 Member Posts: 86 ■■□□□□□□□□I feel confident that with the cbt nuggets and studying a few key things like laser printers and scsi devices that I will pass the hardware portion of the A+ next thursday when i take it.
I was just looking for something that would specifically target the OS portion as most of my experience is hardware related.