Windows 8 or Windows 7???

Would it just be a good idea to get the Windows 8 cert, it will mostly trickle down, right?

Also, what materials did/do you use to pass the exam (Darryl didn't write an MS book

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Snyper82

Nevermind, just found this:
http://www.techexams.net/forums/windows-8-exams/86385-mcsa-windows-8-vs-windows-7-a.html

Windows 7/2008 R2 it is... now, to find some materials...

srabiee

You could always do MCSA: Windows 7, then take the upgrade exam to MCSA: Windows 8.

Check Amazon.com for study materials. Also check out CBT Nuggets or TrainSignal for training videos.

Bokeh

Hmm, Darril didnt write a MS book?

What do you call these then?

Windows 7 Portable Command Guide: MCTS 70-680, 70-685 and 70-686: Darril Gibson: 9780789747358: Amazon.com: Books
Amazon.com: Windows 7 Desktop Support and Administration: Real World Skills for MCITP Certification and Beyond (Exams 70-685 and 70-686) (9780470597095): Darril Gibson: Books

Moon Child

Since I have been studying for the MCTS Win 7 cert it seems like forever I will probably still stick with windows 7. It depends what your more comfortable, but since most people still use win 7 or earlier I think windows 7 would probably be better. I use windows 7 all the time so I am more familair with it, I am not sure what windows OS you use the most. I would get certified in the OS you feel most comfortable with.

omi2123

moon child, I've been using windows7 since it came out & very proficient with it as well. But when i started studying for the MCSA windows7, I figured out it's heck of a lot harder than just operating the OS. Currently I'm almost done studying for Win8 MCSA & it seems like lot easier than WIn7....It's just my opinion...

Moon Child wrote: »

Since I have been studying for the MCTS Win 7 cert it seems like forever I will probably still stick with windows 7. It depends what your more comfortable, but since most people still use win 7 or earlier I think windows 7 would probably be better. I use windows 7 all the time so I am more familair with it, I am not sure what windows OS you use the most. I would get certified in the OS you feel most comfortable with.