Status Updates From CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ Al...

There are merely three chapters left and then at page 386, everything after that is the appendix. I can't wait to go over the glossary. Re-reading the book is immediately on my mind. I have a video course on the topic as well

Networking, SOHO, P2P, etc. Differences between LAN, WAN, switches and routers! It covered direct connection as well, mentioning it as technically a type of ad-hoc network. It's starting to go into hubs.

Covered the types of applications, file formats / extensions, encoding, etc. Next section: Intro to Networking

Going over several ways to manage and install applications on a wide variety of devices, including the avenues through which programs are acquired and the file extensions. In Windows, for example, a program may be an .msi, .exe, or through an archive file in which you must extract the files into a folder then access the application.

Managing files, the types of backups (manual, automatic backup through software) several file flags (indexed, encrypted, archive) (which can activate on some files when a change is made so Windows knows to back it up (need to re-read), and, afterwards, the flag is taken off until the next change), permissions (best practices - use "allow" as a Boolean and don't touch "deny" to prevent issue) and how to change them.