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CompTIA Aplus Guide to IT Technical Support 10th edition [Hardback]

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Master the details of IT technical support as Andrews/Dark/West's comprehensive COMPTIA A+ GUIDE TO IT TECHNICAL SUPPORT, 10E explains how to work with users as well as install, maintain, troubleshoot and network computer hardware and software. This step-by-step, highly visual, best-selling approach uses CompTIA A+ Exam objectives as a framework to prepare you for 220-1001 and 220-1002 certification exams. Each chapter covers core and advanced topics while emphasizing practical application of the most current technology, techniques and industry standards. You study the latest hardware, security, Active Directory, operational procedures, basics of scripting, virtualization, cloud computing, mobile devices and Windows 10. Lab Manuals, CourseNotes, online labs and optional MindTap online resources provide additional certification test preparation and interactive activities to prepare you for a role as an IT support technician or administrator.
CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1001) and A+ Core 2 (220-1002) Exam Objectives Mapped to
Chapters
ix
Chapter 1 Taking a Computer Apart and Putting It Bac: Together 1(66)
Exploring a Desktop Computer
2(35)
Step 1: Planning and Organizing Your Work and Gathering Your Tools
2(3)
Step 2: Opening the Case
5(16)
Step 3: Removing Expansion Cards
21(2)
Step 4: Removing the Motherboard
23(4)
Step 5: Removing the Power Supply
27(1)
Step 6: Removing the Drives
28(3)
Steps to Put a Computer Back Together
31(6)
First Look at Laptop Components
37(30)
Special Keys, Buttons, and Input Devices on a Laptop
40(2)
Docking Stations and Port Replicators
42(1)
Special Considerations When Supporting Laptops
43(4)
Working Inside a Laptop Computer
47(5)
Exploring Laptop Internal Components
52(4)
Exploring Inside an All-in-One Computer
56(2)
Maintaining Laptops
58(9)
Chapter 2 All About Motherboards 67(50)
Motherboard Types and Features
68(16)
Motherboard Form Factors
68(2)
Intel and AMD Chipsets and Processor Sockets
70(4)
Buses and Expansion Slots
74(4)
Onboard Ports and Connectors
78(6)
Using BIOS/UEFI Setup to Configure a Motherboard
84(10)
Accessing the BIOS/UEFI Setup Program
85(1)
Viewing and Monitoring Information
85(2)
Changing Boot Options
87(3)
Configuring Onboard Devices
90(1)
Configuring Security Features
91(2)
BIOS Support for Virtualization
93(1)
Exiting the BIOS/UEFI Setup Menus
93(1)
Updating Motherboard Drivers and BIOS/UEFI
94(5)
Installing or Updating Motherboard Drivers
95(1)
Updating Firmware
96(1)
Using Jumpers to Clear BIOS/UEFI Settings
97(1)
Replacing the CMOS Battery
98(1)
Installing or Replacing a Motherboard
99(18)
How to Select a Desktop Motherboard
99(1)
How to Install or Replace a Motherboard
100(3)
Replacing a Laptop System Board
103(14)
Chapter 3 Supporting Processors and Upgrading Memory 117(46)
Types and Characteristics of Processors
118(5)
Intel Processors
121(1)
AMD Processors
122(1)
Selecting and Installing a Processor
123(14)
Selecting a Processor to Match System Needs
123(2)
Installing a Processor and Cooler Assembly
125(9)
Replacing the Processor in a Laptop
134(3)
Memory Technologies
137(8)
DIMM and SO-DIMM Technologies
139(6)
How to Upgrade Memory
145(18)
How Much Memory Do I Need and How Much Is Currently Installed?
146(1)
What Type of Memory Is Already Installed?
147(1)
How Many and What Kind of Modules Can Fit on My Motherboard?
148(2)
How Do I Select and Purchase the Right Memory Modules?
150(1)
How Do I Install the New Modules?
151(2)
How to Upgrade Memory on a Laptop
153(10)
Chapter 4 Supporting the Power System and Troubleshooting Computers 163(50)
Cooling Methods and Devices
164(3)
Processor Coolers, Fans, and Heat Sinks
164(1)
Case Fans, Other Fans, and Heat Sinks
165(1)
Liquid Cooling Systems
166(1)
Selecting a Power Supply
167(4)
Types and Characteristics of Power Supplies
168(1)
How to Calculate Wattage Capacity
169(2)
Strategies to Troubleshoot Any Computer Problem
171(14)
Step 1: Interviewing the User and Backing Up Data
174(2)
Step 2: Examining the System and Making Your Best Guess
176(3)
Step 3: Testing Your Theory
179(4)
Step 4: Planning Your Solution and Then Fixing the Problem
183(1)
Step 5: Verifying the Fix and Taking Preventive Action
184(1)
Step 6: Documenting What Happened
184(1)
Troubleshooting the Electrical System
185(10)
Problems That Come and Go
186(1)
Power Problems with the Motherboard
187(1)
Problems with Overheating
188(5)
Problems with Laptop Power Systems
193(2)
Troubleshooting the Motherboard, Processor, and RAM
195(18)
Windows Startup Repair
200(13)
Chapter 5 Supporting Hard Drives and Other Storage Devices 213(52)
Hard Drive Technologies and Interface Standards
214(9)
Technologies and Form Factors of Hard Drives
214(3)
Interface Standards Used by Hard Drives
217(6)
How to Select and Install Hard Drives
223(18)
Selecting a Hard Drive
224(1)
Steps to Install a SATA Drive
225(5)
Installing a Drive in a Removable Bay
230(1)
Installing a Small Drive in a Wide Bay
231(1)
Installing an M.
.2
SSD Card
232(1)
Installing a Hard Drive in a Laptop
233(1)
Setting Up Hardware RAID
234(6)
NAS Devices and External Storage
240(1)
Supporting Other Types of Storage Devices
241(9)
File Systems Used by Storage Devices
241(1)
Standards Used by Optical Discs and Drives
242(3)
Installing an Optical Drive
245(1)
Replacing an Optical Drive on a Laptop
246(1)
Solid-State Storage
247(3)
Troubleshooting Hard Drives
250(15)
Slow Performance
251(1)
Hard Drive Problems During the Boot
252(13)
Chapter 6 Supporting I/O Devices 265(56)
Basic Principles for Supporting Devices
266(8)
Wired and Wireless Connection Standards Used by Peripheral Devices
266(1)
Connectors and Ports Used by Peripheral Devices
267(7)
Identifying and Installing I/O Peripheral Devices
274(9)
Mouse or Keyboard
276(2)
Barcode Readers
278(1)
Pay Devices
279(1)
Signature Pads
280(1)
Biometric Devices
280(1)
Webcams
280(1)
Graphics Tablets
281(1)
Touch Screens
282(1)
Virtual Reality Headsets
282(1)
KVM Switches
282(1)
Installing and Configuring Adapter Cards
283(6)
Sound Cards and Onboard Sound
287(1)
Replacing Expansion Cards in a Laptop
287(2)
Supporting the Video Subsystem
289(6)
Monitor Technologies and Features
290(3)
Changing Monitor Settings
293(2)
Troubleshooting I/O Devices
295(13)
NumLock Indicator Light
296(1)
Device Manager
296(1)
Troubleshooting Video, Monitors, and Projectors
297(8)
Video System in a Laptop
305(3)
Customizing Computer Systems
308(13)
Graphics or CAD/CAM Design Workstation
309(1)
Audio and Video Editing Workstation
310(2)
Gaming PC
312(1)
NAS (Network Attached Storage) Device
312(9)
Chapter 7 Setting Up a Local Network 321(58)
Types of Networks and Network Connections
322(7)
Internet Connection Technologies
322(7)
Connecting a Computer to a Local Network
329(15)
Connecting to an Ethernet Wired or Wi-Fi Wireless Local Network
329(3)
Creating a VPN Connection
332(3)
Creating a Dial-Up Connection
335(2)
Dynamic and Static IP Configurations
337(3)
Alternate IP Address Configuration
340(1)
Managing Network Adapters
340(4)
Setting Up a Multifunction Router for a SOHO Network
344(20)
Functions of a SOHO Router
345(1)
Installing and Configuring a Router on the Local Network
346(8)
Limiting Internet Traffic on Your Network
354(4)
Setting Up a Wireless Network
358(6)
Troubleshooting Network Connections
364(15)
ping [ -a] [ -t] [ TargetName]
364(1)
ipconfig [ /all] [ /release] [ /renew] [ /displaydns] [ /flushdns]
365(1)
nslookup [ ComputerName]
366(1)
tracert [ TargetName]
367(1)
The net Commands
368(1)
netstat [ -a] [ -b] [ -o]
369(10)
Chapter 8 Network Infrastructure and Troubleshooting 379(60)
Understanding TCP/IP and Windows Networking
380(17)
Layers of Network Communication
380(5)
How IPv
v4
Addresses Are Used
385(4)
How IPv
v6
Addresses Are Used
389(2)
Viewing IP Address Settings
391(1)
Character-Based Names Identify Computers and Networks
392(1)
TCP and UDP Delivery Methods
393(1)
TCP/IP Protocols Used by Applications
394(3)
Local Network Infrastructure
397(11)
Switches and Hubs
397(3)
Wireless Access Points and Bridges
400(1)
Network Servers
401(1)
Unified Threat Management (UTM) Appliance
402(2)
Ethernet Cables and Connectors
404(2)
Powerline Networking or Ethernet Over Power (EoP)
406(1)
Power Over Ethernet (PoE)
407(1)
Setting Up and Troubleshooting Network Wiring
408(12)
Designing a Wired Network
408(1)
Tools Used by Network Technicians
409(5)
How Twisted-Pair Cables and Connectors Are Wired
414(6)
Troubleshooting Network Connections
420(19)
Problems with No Connectivity or Intermittent Connectivity
423(2)
Problems with Internet Connectivity
425(1)
Using TCP/IP Utilities to Solve Connectivity Problems
426(1)
Slow Transfer Speeds
427(1)
Wi-Fi Network Not Found
428(11)
Chapter 9 Supporting Mobile Devices 439(66)
Types of Mobile Devices
440(2)
Mobile Device Operating Systems
442(11)
Android Managed by Google
443(3)
iOS by Apple
446(3)
Windows Mobile by Microsoft
449(1)
Chrome OS by Google
450(3)
Comparing Open Source and Closed Source Operating Systems
453(1)
Configuring and Syncing a Mobile Device
453(16)
Mobile Device LAN/WAN Connections
454(3)
Mobile Device Accessories and Their PAN Connections
457(3)
Configuring Mobile Device Email
460(1)
Syncing and Backing Up Mobile Devices
461(8)
Securing a Mobile Device
469(7)
Device Access Controls
470(1)
Software Security
471(2)
Mobile Security in Corporate Environments
473(1)
Common Mobile Device Malware Symptoms
474(1)
Mobile Device Malware Removal
474(2)
The Internet of Things (IoT)
476(7)
IoT Wireless Technologies
476(1)
Setting Up a Smart Home
477(6)
Troubleshooting Mobile Devices
483(22)
Troubleshooting Techniques
484(3)
Common Problems and Solutions
487(18)
Chapter 10 Virtualization, Cloud Computing, and Printers 505(62)
Client-Side Virtualization
506(6)
Type 1 And Type 2 Hypervisors
506(1)
Setting Up Client-Side Virtualization
507(4)
Securing a Virtual Machine
511(1)
Cloud Computing
512(5)
Deployment Models for Cloud Computing
512(1)
Elements of Cloud Computing
512(1)
Cloud Computing Service Models
513(1)
Application Virtualization
514(1)
Setting Up Client Computers to Use Cloud Resources
515(2)
Printer Types and Features
517(8)
Laser Printers
518(2)
Inkjet Printers
520(2)
Impact Printers
522(1)
Thermal Printers
523(1)
3D Printers
524(1)
Using Windows to Install, Share, and Manage Printers
525(13)
Local or Network Printer
525(1)
Wired or Wireless Printer Connections
526(1)
Installing a Local or Network Printer
527(4)
Sharing a Printer on a Network
531(4)
Virtual Printing
535(1)
Cloud Printing
536(1)
Configuring Printer Features and Add-on Devices
537(1)
Printer Maintenance
538(7)
Online Support for Printers
538(1)
Cleaning a Printer
539(1)
Calibrating a Printer
539(1)
Printer Maintenance Kits
540(5)
Troubleshooting Printers
545(22)
Printer Does Not Print
545(6)
Poor Print Quality
551(16)
Chapter 11 Windows Versions and Customer Service 567(60)
Windows Interfaces
568(14)
Windows 10 Interface
569(12)
Choosing a Windows Edition
581(1)
Windows Tools for Users and Technicians
582(18)
Windows 10/8 File Explorer and Windows 7 Windows Explorer
582(7)
Control Panel
589(1)
Windows 10 File Explorer Options or Windows 8/7 Folder Options
590(2)
Power Options
592(2)
System Window
594(1)
System Information Window
595(1)
Windows 10 Settings App
596(4)
How Windows Controls Access to Network Resources
600(6)
Windows Workgroup and Homegroup
600(1)
Windows Domain
601(3)
Domain Setup
604(1)
Public and Private Networks
605(1)
What Customers Want: Beyond Technical Know-How
606(21)
Becoming a Competent and Helpful Support Technician
607(3)
Planning for Good Service
610(17)
Chapter 12 Installing Windows 627(64)
How to Plan a Windows Installation
628(14)
Choosing the Edition, License, and Version of Windows
628(1)
Verifying That Your System Qualifies for Windows
629(6)
Choosing the Type of Installation: In-Place Upgrade, Clean Install, or Dual Boot
635(1)
Understanding the Choices You'll Make During the Installation
636(1)
Final Checklist Before Beginning the Installation
637(5)
Installing Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7
642(14)
Windows 10 In-Place Upgrade
642(3)
Windows 10 Clean Install
645(6)
Multiboot Installations
651(2)
Solving Problems with Installations
653(3)
What to Do After a Windows Installation
656(24)
Verifying Network Access
657(1)
Activating Windows
657(3)
Installing Windows Updates
660(4)
Installing Hardware
664(3)
Setting Up User Accounts
667(5)
Installing Applications
672(2)
Turning Windows Features On or Off
674(1)
Installations in a Virtual Machine
675(5)
Special Concerns When Working in a Large Enterprise
680(11)
Methods to Deploy a Standard Image
681(2)
Using USMT Software
683(8)
Chapter 13 Maintaining Windows 691(66)
Scheduling Preventive Maintenance
692(1)
Verifying Critical Windows Settings
692(1)
Patch Management
693(1)
Backup Procedures
693(10)
Planning for Disaster Recovery
694(2)
Backing Up User Data and the System Image
696(6)
Backing Up Windows System Files with System Protection
702(1)
Managing Files, Folders, and Storage Devices
703(16)
How Partitions and File Systems Work
703(3)
Using Disk Management to Manage Hard Drives
706(11)
Improving Hard Drive Performance
717(2)
Using a Command-Line Interface (CLI)
719(16)
Commands to Manage Files and Folders
721(4)
Commands to Manage Hard Drives
725(2)
Windows 10 PowerShell and Ubuntu Bash Interfaces
727(8)
Remote Connections
735(22)
Remote Desktop Connection (RDC)
735(6)
Remote Assistance
741(4)
Third-Party Remote Access
745(12)
Chapter 14 Troubleshooting Windows After Startup 757(68)
Concepts and Windows Tools for Solving Problems with Windows, Applications, and Hardware
758(8)
What Are the Shell and the Kernel?
758(1)
Directory Structures
759(1)
How Windows Manages Applications
760(1)
Survey of Windows Tools and Techniques
761(5)
Best Practices to Troubleshoot Windows-Related Problems
766(19)
Step 1: Interview the User and Back Up Data
766(1)
Step 2: Error Messages, the Web, Coworkers, and Logs Might Help
767(2)
Step 3: Consider That the Data or the Application Might Be Corrupted
769(1)
Step 4: Consider Outside Interference
769(13)
Step 5: Consider That Windows Might Be the Problem
782(3)
Slow Startup and Slow Performance
785(5)
Step 1: Observe Startup
785(1)
Step 2: Back Up User Data
785(1)
Step 3: Perform Routine Maintenance
785(1)
Step 4: Investigate and Eliminate Startup Programs
786(1)
Step 5: Check for Unwanted Scheduled Tasks
787(2)
Step 6: Check for Low System Resources
789(1)
Application Errors and Crashes
790(8)
Application Hangs
791(1)
Slow-Performing Application
791(1)
Service Fails to Start
792(1)
File Fails to Open
793(1)
Missing DLL or Component Not Registered
794(1)
Application Has Never Worked
795(3)
An Application Fails to Uninstall
798(9)
Registry Editor
799(3)
Manually Removing Software
802(5)
Troubleshooting Hardware Problems in Windows
807(18)
Display Settings and Graphics Software
807(4)
Print Management
811(2)
Limited Connectivity
813(12)
Chapter 15 Troubleshooting Windows Startup 825(54)
Understanding the Boot Process
826(9)
Different Ways to Boot
826(1)
Steps to Boot the Computer and Start Windows
827(8)
What to Do Before a Problem Occurs
835(5)
Windows 10/7 System Repair Disc
837(1)
Windows 10/8 Recovery Drive
837(2)
Windows 10 Media Creation Tool
839(1)
Tools for Least Invasive Solutions
840(11)
Startup Repair
845(1)
Changing Startup Settings
845(4)
System Restore
849(1)
The Command Prompt Window in Windows RE
850(1)
Options to Reinstall Windows
851(11)
Windows 10 Previous Version
852(1)
Windows 10 Repair Upgrade
853(2)
Windows 10 Fresh Start
855(1)
Windows 10 Reset
855(2)
Applying a Windows 10/7 System Image
857(3)
OEM Factory Recovery Partition
860(2)
Installing Windows Over the Network
862(1)
Troubleshooting Specific Windows Startup Problems
862(17)
Important Data on the Hard Drive
862(1)
Error Messages and Problems
863(16)
Chapter 16 Securing and Sharing Windows Resources 879(66)
Securing a Windows Personal Computer
880(17)
Using Windows to Authenticate Users
880(7)
Using BIOS/UEFI Passwords to Authenticate Users
887(1)
Securing Internet Explorer
887(5)
File and Folder Encryption
892(1)
BitLocker Encryption
893(1)
Windows Firewall Settings
894(3)
Controlling Access to Folders and Files
897(25)
Classifying User Accounts and User Groups
898(3)
Methods to Assign Permissions to Folders and Files
901(2)
How to Share Folders and Files
903(12)
How to Map a Network Drive or Network Printer
915(3)
Sync Center and Offline Files
918(2)
Hidden Network Resources and Administrative Shares
920(2)
Using Active Directory Domain Services
922(23)
Creating and Managing User Accounts in AD
923(8)
Group Policy Objects
931(14)
Chapter 17 Security Strategies and Documentation 945(42)
Protecting Network Resources
946(10)
Physical Security and Access Controls
946(2)
Logical Security and Access Controls
948(2)
User Authentication
950(4)
User Education
954(2)
Dealing with Malicious Software on Personal Computers
956(15)
What Are We Up Against?
956(3)
Step-by-Step Attack Plan
959(1)
Step 1: Identifying and Researching Malware Symptoms
959(3)
Step 2: Quarantining an Infected System
962(1)
Step 3: Disabling System Restore
963(1)
Step 4: Remediating the Infected System
963(7)
Step 5: Protecting the System with Scheduled Scans and Updates
970(1)
Step 6: Enabling System Protection and Creating a Restore Point
971(1)
Step 7: Educating the End User
971(1)
Best Practices for Documentation and Security Policies
971(16)
Types of Documentation
971(2)
Change Management
973(2)
Regulated Data, Licensing, and Security Policies
975(3)
Data Destruction and Disposal
978(9)
Chapter 18 macOS, Linux, and Scripting 987(62)
macOS for Macintosh Computers
988(25)
Getting to Know the macOS Desktop
988(13)
Maintaining and Supporting macOS
1001(8)
Troubleshooting macOS Startup
1009(4)
Linux Operating System
1013(22)
Linux Installs, Updates, and Backups
1016(2)
Installing and Exploring Ubuntu Server
1018(16)
Telnet and SSH for Remote Access
1034(1)
Comparing Windows, macOS, and Linux
1034(1)
Scripting Software and Techniques
1035(14)
Script File Types
1035(1)
Basics of Scripting
1036(13)
Appendix A: Safety Procedures and Environmental Concerns 1049(18)
Appendix B: Entry Points for Startup Processes 1067(4)
Appendix C: CompTIA Acronyms 1071(10)
Glossary 1081(54)
Index 1135
Jean Andrews has more than 30 years of experience in the computer industry as well as more than 13 years of teaching in the college classroom. She has worked in a variety of businesses where she's designed, written, and supported application software. She has also managed a computer repair help desk and handled troubleshooting for wide area networks. Ms. Andrews has written numerous books on software, hardware and the Internet. In addition to this bestselling A+ GUIDE TO IT TECHNICAL SUPPORT, she's written the A+ GUIDE TO HARDWARE: MANAGING, MAINTAINING AND TROUBLESHOOTING. She lives in north Georgia. Joy Dark Shelton has worked in the IT field as a help-desk technician providing first-level support for a company with presence in 29 states. She has also worked as a second-tier technician in healthcare IT and as an operations specialist designing support protocols and structures, where her CompTIA A+ and HIT certifications have been particularly useful. As an instructor, Ms. Shelton has taught online IT and has taught English as a second language in the United States and South America. She has helped write several successful technical textbooks with Ms. Andrews. Ms. Shelton lives in northwest Georgia with her two daughters and pet Doberman. Jill West authors Cengage courses for CompTIA Cloud+, CompTIA Network+, Data Communications, Technology for Success and the popular Shelly Cashman Series. She has taught kindergarten through college and currently teaches computer technology courses at Georgia Northwestern Technical College. Jill specializes in designing innovative, critical-thinking activities and building courses that teach to popular IT certifications. She regularly presents at conferences and webinars on preparing for CompTIA certifications, teaching cloud computing and computer networking and mentoring lifelong student learners in IT. Shes a member of the 2019 inaugural cohort of Faculty Ambassadors for AWS Educate and is currently an AWS Academy Accredited Educator. Jill and her husband, Mike, live in northwest Georgia with two children at home and two off to college.