992 original practice questions across both A+ exams — 500 for Core 1 (220-1201) and 492 for Core 2 (220-1202) — based on the latest exam objectives, from SODIMM form factors to filesystem picks. Both exams are 90 minutes and include performance-based questions, so keep your hands on real hardware too.
Plus 100 more free in the iPhone app (iOS 26 or later)
| Core 1 · 1.0 Mobile Devices | 13% |
| Core 1 · 2.0 Networking | 23% |
| Core 1 · 3.0 Hardware | 25% |
| Core 1 · 4.0 Virtualization & Cloud | 11% |
| Core 1 · 5.0 HW/Network Troubleshooting | 28% |
| Core 2 · 1.0 Operating Systems | 28% |
| Core 2 · 2.0 Security | 28% |
| Core 2 · 3.0 Software Troubleshooting | 23% |
| Core 2 · 4.0 Operational Procedures | 21% |
90 minutes per Core · CompTIA scores 100–900, pass = 675 / 700. Ascert's exam simulation draws questions in these same proportions.
A user needs to store a single 8GB video file on a 64GB flash drive that will be moved between Windows and macOS computers. Which filesystem BEST fits this requirement?
✓ Right. exFAT handles files far larger than 4GB and works read/write on both Windows and macOS — the standard choice for large flash media.
✗ FAT32 can't store any file larger than 4GB. The 8GB video won't fit no matter the free space.
✗ NTFS is read-only on macOS out of the box, so the drive wouldn't be writable on half the machines.
✗ ext4 is Linux's filesystem — neither Windows nor macOS reads it natively.
Core 2, domain 1.0 Operating Systems. One of 992 A+ questions.
992, each written to the current blueprint with a real explanation. The free tier includes 100 of them, spread across every domain, so you can judge the quality before paying anything.
No, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. The real exam includes performance-based questions no app simulates. Ascert keeps the knowledge sharp; your course and labs build the skill.
Free to try, then $11.99 once (both Cores), or $24.99 for every cert. No subscription, no account, no ads.
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