According to most reviews A+ All in one by Mike Meyers. Unfortunately i can't find it so i'm currently using A+ Complete Third edition by David Groth. I've got some experience so i hope it works for me.
yeh thanks guys. I went to the book store today and was checking out the A+ books...Actually looks pretty hard..to remember all of those processors and stuff.
I like Exam Cram books. But they are cram books and I believe more geared o those who know the topic better. I had 2 semesters on A+ it was Computer Architecture I & II, the book was huge. I forget the name thought. I would choose a book on your knowledge and experience.
The books i use are Scott Mueller's upgrading and repairing pcs 14th edition ,Jean Andrews A+ guide to Managing and Maintaining Your pc fourth edition, New perspectives: windows 2000 Ms-Dos command line also covers xp ,windows 98 for power users.
upgrading and repairing pcs is 1600+ pages
A+ guide is 1000+ pages
windows 2000 is 600+ pages
98 power users is 800+pages
I teach IT at the high school level, and I use Mike Meyer's All In One book. There are a lot of differences from the 4th edition to the 5th edition. I would definitely recommend getting the 5th edition if you are currently studying to take the test. It covers all of the new objectives, whereas the 4th edition was written before the tests changed this last time. It covers all of the XP and wireless information you will need for these new tests. Mike is a little cheesy - well, maybe a lot cheesy - but he at least does it to make it so that it is easier to read and not so dry.
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upgrading and repairing pcs is 1600+ pages
A+ guide is 1000+ pages
windows 2000 is 600+ pages
98 power users is 800+pages