Play with your home PC as much.................possible.
 

My biggest issue was finding different study sources to jibe.
Motherboards ,processors, system resources, were tough. I passed but
not impressively.
Requires you to know the Ins and Outs of Windows as related to hardware

installation and Maintenance. Play around with these things on a home
computer and you will understand them much better. If you do not have
alot of experience, practice hands on (homegrown lab) and study. Even
with experience, a little bit of studying is required to answer the
nit-picky questions about programs you would normally never use. So
A+2003 os technology exam for me is moderate, not very tough.
Recruiteres want the skilled persons. Bit of simulation practise is
good. I used ucertify, although practise few questions but i can say
the qustions are damn hard.

Re: Play with your home PC as much.................possible.
 

RonRice@newyorkcity.com wrote:
> My biggest issue was finding different study sources to jibe.
> Motherboards ,processors, system resources, were tough. I passed but
> not impressively.
> Requires you to know the Ins and Outs of Windows as related to hardware
>
> installation and Maintenance. Play around with these things on a home
> computer and you will understand them much better. If you do not have
> alot of experience, practice hands on (homegrown lab) and study. Even
> with experience, a little bit of studying is required to answer the
> nit-picky questions about programs you would normally never use. So
> A+2003 os technology exam for me is moderate, not very tough.
> Recruiteres want the skilled persons. Bit of simulation practise is
> good. I used ucertify, although practise few questions but i can say
> the qustions are damn hard.
>
"I used ucertify, although practise few questions but i can say
> the qustions are damn hard."

As in the ucertify questions are hard or the exam??