220-1201 1.0
Core 1: Mobile Devices
13%
Laptop hardware, displays, cameras, microphones, batteries, docking stations, mobile accessories, wireless connections, mobile device synchronization, and mobile device support scenarios.
A complete CompTIA A+ track for entry-level IT support learners preparing for Core 1 220-1201 and Core 2 220-1202.
Exam code
A+
Questions
Maximum of 90 questions per exam
Duration
90 minutes per exam
Format
Multiple-choice, multiple-response, drag-and-drop, and performance-based questions
Passing score
675 for Core 1 220-1201 and 700 for Core 2 220-1202 on a 100-900 scale
Recommended experience
12 months of hands-on experience in an IT support specialist job role
CertVector bank: 714 managed questions.
Last updated: May 29, 2026
Last reviewed: May 29, 2026
220-1201 1.0
13%
Laptop hardware, displays, cameras, microphones, batteries, docking stations, mobile accessories, wireless connections, mobile device synchronization, and mobile device support scenarios.
220-1201 2.0
23%
Ports, protocols, IP addressing, DNS, DHCP, cabling, connectors, network hardware, wireless standards, SOHO configuration, network services, and connectivity basics.
220-1201 3.0
25%
Motherboards, CPUs, RAM, storage, power supplies, cables, connectors, peripherals, displays, printers, multifunction devices, consumables, and component replacement decisions.
220-1201 4.0
11%
Cloud service models, common cloud characteristics, hosted resources, virtual machines, client-side virtualization, resource requirements, snapshots, networking, and security considerations.
220-1201 5.0
28%
Troubleshooting PCs, mobile devices, storage, displays, printers, wired networks, wireless networks, connectivity symptoms, hardware failures, and practical technician next steps.
220-1202 1.0
28%
Windows editions and installation, Windows tools, command-line utilities, macOS and Linux basics, OS features, networking settings, cloud productivity tools, and operating system management.
220-1202 2.0
28%
Physical security, logical security, authentication, authorization, encryption, malware, social engineering, browser security, wireless security, workstation hardening, mobile device security, and data destruction.
220-1202 3.0
23%
Troubleshooting Windows, applications, mobile operating systems, mobile apps, security symptoms, malware infections, performance problems, startup problems, and structured remediation.
220-1202 4.0
21%
Documentation, change management, disaster recovery, backups, safety, environmental controls, communication, professionalism, scripting basics, remote access, licensing, policies, and support workflow.
Public demo
This is an original sample format preview. It is not pulled from the live question bank.
A workstation can open websites by IP address but not by domain name. Other network access works. What should the technician check first?
Answer: A
Successful IP connectivity with failed name resolution points first to DNS settings, resolver reachability, or DNS records.
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Sign in to reviewStart with device, networking, and hardware drills, then work through operating system, security, software troubleshooting, and support procedure scenarios until the two-exam workflow feels predictable.