CompTIA A+ Full Course for Beginners - Module 7 - Windows Troubleshooting Tools

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Amazing video, well explained and made me understand each function and purpose of different features on windows. I am glad there is a full course and it is free. I genuinly cannot express how much I appreaciate your hard work. Thank you very much!!

[@BurningIceTech]

Most welcome! Glad it helps :)

[@ericdang8391]

Module 7 done! Module 8 here I come. I see that its 2 hours, its gonna be long and interesting. I'm excited. Keep up the hard work as always BurningIceTech!!

[@BurningIceTech]

wow your really moving through these modules aren't you. Yeah Module 8 is pretty much the biggest module in Core 1. Was a mission of note to finish that video haha.

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@@BurningIceTech i bet it was haha. I try to at least get 2 modules a week done. ;)

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[@BurningIceTech]

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[@sundayciscero]

Amazing metaphors to explain implied concepts, thank you! Is the majority of this module on the A+ test? Sorry I got used to you announcing what would definitley be on the test in the previous modules. I’m taking a lot of notes!

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[@leroymentor9932]

Im just wondering, can a virus/malware/trojans be backed up? Meaning like you do a back up now you need to access that back up but theres a virus embedded in the back up files, is that possible?

[@BurningIceTech]

Yes, a virus can be backed up. Normally in a real life environment, as soon as you realize you have some form of malware, you immediately stop any form of backups including something like system restore and all that. This is to prevent the backups from backing up the malware and getting compromised. Your 100% correct

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