Thanks a lot for this content Sir! I did Completed A+ and skipped the exam itself and later I did completed also N10-008 and took the test and failed twice, very stressed so far and currently I'm studying Security+ hopefully to pass it get land a job IT as I will be recovering Network to retake the test again for thirt party...any advice will be appreciated!

is it true that there's an overlap between network+ and security+ on the exam? if so how much would you say there are?

You didn’t talk about if it’s still worth getting though..?

wow youre amazing ryko tech great info

This video is definitely good. I been watching a few and this sums up the majority of them. Question, do you just play messor on your phone via the KZbin app or is there a podcast for audio only we can steam/download? Listening while driving is a good idea that I did years ago when I did my A+ and forgot about.

Thanks!! Very useful!

Underrated video

Thanks a lot Sir

Thanks a lot 😊

Thanks a lot Sir

Great tips, pump out the content!!

One of the best videos for this on KZbin. No BS time wasting just good information to help people know what to do. Good stuff. I am eager to see where your KZbin channel goes.

Are they not suppose to do Alpha & Beta testing before rolling out a patch/update ?

UDEMY is great i have lots of DIONs training they do sales every few days too.

The "Bug" In Question is a Driver File located in %WINDIR%\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike\C-00000291.sys - after booting in safemode, it can be removed to fix this.

Thanks for the info. I do the first A+ exam in a few days, the 2nd A+ 2 weeks later, and I will schedule the Network+ and Security+ sometime after that. I'm not too worried about the A+ exams, but I definitely want to get a good idea of the network/security topics before scheduling. Which would you recommend doing first? I'd assume Network+ would be the one I want to do before Security+, but it would be nice to know from somebody who's gone through it.

Thanks for this. Do you have to follow the procedure when Windows receives and update or is this a one-time fix?

Many thanks

can you get a good job with this exam?

Switching career into networking rn, will check ur vids out

thank you for the tips!

Still tells me that my CPU doesn't meet requirements i3-7300U.

Dosnt work for 24H2

I thought in one windows 11 update they started using instructions not available on machines that don't meet the minimum requirement. So, any update from that point on would lead to a non working OS?

I'm planning to schedule Sec+ exam for next month. I'm currently studying through messer's YT channel. Let me which practice exam set I can purchase from udemy. Also, is there any other dumps which can suggest please?

Be warned if you game there are games that will not play on 11 with this bypass. They will play on 10 however.

Will you be getting drivers support and updates

Really helpful, thank you.

Thanks for making this video.

Thank you for this video.

Thanks for the tips! I'm finally studying for this certification after procrastinating for so long now. Good luck everyone, you got this!!!

Do we need a cc mate? You need to disclose that at the beginning of the video!! Also, this is Microsoft so please disclose the cons of doing this with those bastards!!!

These are some of the basic commands every helpdesk & sys admin should know. Actually quite detailed explanations on the why's/purposes behind these commands. Nice work and thanks for sharing.

Thank you for this vid! Serious shoutout to Professor Messer, he's great at breaking down even the more complex topics. Cheers!

This is great, thanks!

@6:30 you were attempting to put your ISP public IP address in the _PORT_ section.

Hello I created the free Azure account few days ago now it gives "You're not eligible for an Azure free account" is it supposed be for 12 months

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Booked the security+ last week and my test is in 10 hours. I haven’t even finished learning the course material. I have faith I’ll pass tho. Pray for your boy

Im still quite new to the cyber space, but what are some examples that you can use a virtual machine for?

Did you write down alot of notes while watching the videos?

Every tip on how to start with the big 4 cloud providers should come with a warning: if you use anything other than the free tier, if will be extremely expensive. When you need more, it's time to move to something like vultr or hetzner. I always tell the newcomers about aws, gcp and oracle free tier. I didn't know azure included a vps in the the free tier.

how long is the free account?

i read the pdf of 701 above 1000 pages and now i want to start working on qcm , is this enough ? , and i heard that some cetificate repeats questions is this same with security+

I literally just did the same thing, got my N+ 6/13 and passed my S+ today with a 787 6/27

Thanks man. Just recently found out about Professor Messer as well so going to go through his video. New subscriber ✌🏻

I'd say don't pass it in 2 weeks. Learn it all. You need to know these core concepts to get a job in cybersecurity anyways. Pass it in a year if you need, just learn the core concepts.

hey, i have a question. so im studying for the net+ but man do i find it too difficult for me. ive never been really good with networking. ive always liked security and i would like to skip the net+ to practice for the sec+. Is this a bad move? is there a lot of networking on the sec exam? btw i have prior IT experience, i got my A+ this yr, Thank you

Hi I work for an MSSP company as a Soc analyst and I wanna advance my networking knowledge because I don’t understand things like VLAN and how companies use VPN’s or RDP OR whatever else to connect to their internal servers and all of that stuff what do u recommend to do which cert or course can I study to help give me a clearer picture ? I wanna be confident in understanding network related alerts and why they may be caused my normal activity such as different network components and stuff HELP PLEASE !!!

It's doable. There is a lot of content, but most of it is self-explanatory. I passed last week after three months of studying and felt it was complete overkill, worrying about specifics for each protocol and every single use case. Dion had me in panic mode again. The reality is that the questions and PBQs only cover the basics. I only had two PBQs, and they were much easier than the five I had on Network+. They were basically drag-and-drop tasks, matching words and definitions or solutions to obvious answers. Not a terminal in sight-I was shocked! Funnily enough, the multiple-choice questions in Network+ were even more basic. I wish I had just reviewed the Security+ content quickly, passed the exam, and moved on to more helpful learning. If you are really nervous, buy the retake option for £90 and put your mind at ease.