Implementing Hard Drives.....

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Hey Everyone,

I'm currently studying for my A+ Essentials exam using Mike Myers exam guide (6th ed.) and in the chapter about implementing hard drives, there aren't any sub-sections named 'essentials' or 'IT Technician', there is only 'History/Conceptual' and 'Beyond A+'.

At the beginning of the book, Mike Myers says that for my exam, I only have to worry about the 'essentials' and 'IT technician' sections, so does this mean I don't have to read about partitions, formatting and things like that?

Thanks!

 

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I havent done the 2006 objectives, the 2003 objectives had stuff on partitions etc. I reckon you should definately read it, partitioning and formatting etc are to important to just skip. Im sure someone who has done the 2006 objectives will confirm this tho.

 

Ok then, I suppose it was just wishful thinking that I could skip it!

Thanks for the advice though!

 

My advice, Why skip anything? you will use everything you can learn from that book in real life eventually

when i take notes from the chapters i still write down bits from the history/conceptual and beyond A+ bits, the more you know the less likely you will come across a question you cant answer