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I have Charles J. Brookes "A+ Training Guide, QUE - Fifth Edition (Paperback) , 2003" -I have the 2004 version because it has a 4 star rating out of 18 reviews from Amazon and it comes with PrepLogic Test CD's.

I also have "A+ Guide to Hardware" by Jean Andrews 2003 Second Edition.

I was wondering if the above two study guides and the info gleaned from this site are enough.

I've heard the Michael Meyers book is great.

Also wondering if the Testout Packages and the CBT Nuggets CD for A+ are worth it and if the previously Brookes and Andrews books plus PrepLogic SW i mentioned and the info gleaned from this site are enough for studying for my A+.

Regards

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Ricka182

I would say the Mike Myers AIO is all you need, but with what you already have, you should ok. Make sure you check the objectives from Comptias website also.

sys_teck

ok www.comptia.org site + Mike Meyers "AOI" guide...and cram session site for practice exams...

good luck

the_alpha_geekguy wrote:

I have Charles J. Brookes "A+ Training Guide, QUE - Fifth Edition (Paperback) , 2003" -I have the 2004 version because it has a 4 star rating out of 18 reviews from Amazon and it comes with PrepLogic Test CD's.

I also have "A+ Guide to Hardware" by Jean Andrews 2003 Second Edition.

I was wondering if the above two study guides and the info gleaned from this site are enough.

I've heard the Michael Meyers book is great.

Also wondering if the Testout Packages and the CBT Nuggets CD for A+ are worth it and if the previously Brookes and Andrews books plus PrepLogic SW i mentioned and the info gleaned from this site are enough for studying for my A+.

Regards

raied

I used A+ In Depth by Jean Andrews (covers both OS and HW core). It was a good book; furthermore, the book plus this website was all I used to pass my A+ exams. The Cd-Rom q's were not updated for the 2003 format though...