After completing A+ Certification: Troubleshooting, the user should be able to:
 | Deal with clients professionally and gather important symptom information |
 | Find clues to help solve system problems |
 | Use software diagnostics to identify problems |
 | Test hardware problems |
 | Isolate system problems and dead system causes |
 | Find and resolve operating system problems |
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Customer Service Skills
 | Preparation |
 | Establishing a rapport |
 | Proactive service |
 | Professional conduct |
 | Organization |
Initial Troubleshooting Tips
 | Initial troubleshooting steps |
 | Performing a visual inspection |
Software Diagnostics
 | Using software diagnostics |
 | Using Microsoft Diagnostics (MSD.EXE) |
Hardware Troubleshooting
 | Internal hardware |
 | Special troubleshooting procedures |
Tracking Down Problems
 | Checking a dead system |
 | Non-classified problems |
 | Isolating undefined problems |
Operating Systems Troubleshooting
 | Basic troubleshooting |
 | Troubleshooting MS-DOS |
 | DOS operating problems |
Windows 3.x Troubleshooting
 | Creating a clean boot disk |
 | Windows 3.x setup problems |
 | Windows 3.x operation problems |
 | Reinstalling Windows 3.x |
 | Optimizing Windows 3.x |
Problems Starting Windows 95
 | Troubleshooting Windows 95 |
 | Windows 95 startup problems |
 | Creating an Emergency Startup disk |
 | WIN Switches |
Isolating Windows 95 Problems
 | Windows 95 log files |
 | Windows 95 help files |
 | Using Device Manager |
 | The system tools |
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This course is distributed with:
 | Exercises that allow users to practice creating boot disks |
 | A file containing the text of the exercises |
 | A glossary of computer maintenance, repair, and software terms |
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