A+ certification suggestions?

[Hemlock]

Managed to dodge the bullet for 15 years; now it's time to get that piece of paper. Looking for suggestions on which book(s) to get that won't put me to sleep or bore me to tears. Anyone do a CBT or boot camp?

[techsass]

It's been almost 10 years since I did my A+ so I'm sure a lot has changed.

What helped me more than the night classes & books was a freeware practice test program called Trandumper. I tried Testking, etc., but preferred Trandumper because you could select a question # range for the practice tests instead of just random questions. My feeble brain needed to go through blocks of questions repeatedly before they lodged into my memory.

Funny thing about the braindumps was that the Prometric tests were similar, whereas the MCSE tests were practically word for word.

[Hemlock]

Gracias!

[JustManuals]

I may have something current on the A+ cert. I'll look around.

Paul

[Hemlock]

Thanks, Paul.

[nmfaxman]

I used the A+ for Dummies book. Easy to read and practice tests on cd.

[dckeener]

CBT Nuggets. Best way to train at home for any major certification.

[zulufan1]

Professor Messor Videos can't be beat...and they are free. Download the pdf guide I created, and start watching!Free A+ AND NET+ Training Videos Online Complete List.pdf

[JustManuals]

Great Post, I bumped you up!

[Hemlock]

Lots of great suggestions; I'm going through the set from Prof. Messner right now but will likely pull up one of the other sources to reinforce what I'm learning. Again, thanks for all the advice!