Best A+ Certification book?

[TriggerHappy101]

I will be taking the CompTIA A+ (hardware/software) Certification. I need the best book that will help me pass. I am already pretty familiar with PC hardware and software and I work at a PC shop. The smaller and more focused the book the better.

Thanks!

 

[CraKaJaX]

I liked Michael Meyers ALL-IN-ONE A+ Certification book. There's tests at the end of each chapter and it's very in depth on all parts of the A+ exam. Link

 

[TriggerHappy101]

1100 pages?

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Originally posted by: TriggerHappy101
1100 pages?

??? That's good. It's thorough.

 

[TriggerHappy101]

Yeah true... But I was hoping for something more condensed and focused.

 

[KoolDrew]

Originally posted by: CraKaJaX
I liked Michael Meyers ALL-IN-ONE A+ Certification book. There's tests at the end of each chapter and it's very in depth on all parts of the A+ exam. Link

:thumbsup:

 

[TriggerHappy101]

Anyone else?

 

[MNOB07]

Nice, seems like a great resource! This is the 2006 edition right? (They just updated the tests within the past month) it says on Amazon "Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media; 6 edition (December 20, 2006)" but just checkin

 

[luigionlsd]

A+ was cake... especially OS. I would say as long as you're familiar with hardware (P2s and up) and OS (DOS based OS and up) to the point you can troubleshoot them, just buy a third party testing software like SelfTest, and study that - and make sure you know WHY the question is wrong, not just the right answer.

 

[jscarrozzo]

mike myers hands down..it isnt the guy from austin powers or waynes world, so dont worry

 

[gorbs]

ordered that very book from amazon in March of this year and still do not have it !!!

 

[Oyeve]

Isnt there an A+ for Dummies? No offense, but some of those Dummy books are actually good.

 

[pkme2]

Here's a CD

It's lighter, smaller, cheaper and you can scroll in comfort.