IT Practice Exams

CompTIA · 220-1202

Pass CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1202) on the first try.

1,250 original practice questions mapped to the 220-1202 objectives — operating systems, security, and software troubleshooting, every answer explained — plus a 500-card spaced-repetition flashcard deck. $59 once, yours for the life of the exam version.

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50–65%

First-attempt pass rate, self-study.

85–93%

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Mapped to every 220-1202 objective

All four domains at exam weight. Your readiness score tracks each one, so you drill weakness instead of re-studying comfort zones.

PBQ-style interactive questions — included

The A+ Core 2 exam doesn't stop at multiple choice. Neither does this bank.

~50 PBQ-style interactive questions, built in the formats this cert actually tests:

  • Scripted terminal sims
  • Malware-removal ordering
  • Statement grids
  • Tool-to-task matching

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A real question from the A+ Core 2 bank. Every one of the 1,301 works like this.

A+ Core 2 220-1202 Domain 1 — Operating Systems

A technician is investigating why a Windows 10 workstation feels sluggish even though CPU usage stays below 20% and RAM usage stays under 50%. Opening Task Manager's Performance tab, the technician notices the disk usage graph is pegged near 100% almost constantly. Which conclusion is BEST supported by this observation?

  1. A. The processor is overheating and throttling performance
  2. B. The storage drive is the current performance bottleneck Correct
  3. C. The system lacks sufficient installed RAM
  4. D. A GPU driver conflict is causing the slowdown

Why B is correct

When CPU and RAM both show plenty of headroom but the disk graph stays pinned near 100%, the storage device — often an aging HDD, a nearly-full SSD, or one running background scans — is the limiting factor for overall responsiveness. Read the graphs, follow the evidence.

Why the others are incorrect

CPU throttling from overheating would show elevated CPU activity or thermal-related process behavior, not 20% usage. Insufficient RAM would show high memory utilization or heavy paging — memory is under 50% here. And GPU issues aren't reflected on the Performance tab's CPU/memory/disk/network graphs at all.

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A+ Core 2 questions, answered straight

“Does this match the 220-1202 objectives?”
Yes — every question maps to the current 220-1202 objective list, and updates are included for the life of this exam version.
“Windows settings questions trip me up. Does this help?”
Operating Systems is the biggest domain on Core 2, and we drill it hard: which tool, which menu, which command — with explanations that tell you why the near-miss options fail. That's how the details finally stick.
“Is any of this pulled from the live exam?”
No. 100% original questions written to the published objectives. No ban risk, no compromised cert — just practice you can trust.
“I already passed Core 1. Is Core 2 harder?”
Different, more than harder — Core 2 trades hardware for OS, security, and procedures. The readiness score shows you exactly which of the four domains needs work, so you study the gap instead of everything twice.

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