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This course is designed for those who are working as IT repair technicians and are sick of having to constantly download tools and go searching wasting time looking for software for their needs.

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This course is designed for those who are working as IT repair technicians and are sick of having to constantly download tools and go searching wasting time looking for software for their needs.

This is a walkthrough guide on building a professional IT repair toolkit, this is not a course on how to repair Windows Operating Systems.

This course is based on a toolkit for a Windows Operating System so knowledge of Windows and repairing is required.

By the end of this course you should hopefully have a professional looking toolkit on your USB that should help you speed up repairs and system fixes increasing your profit and productivity.

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What's inside

Syllabus

Introduction

Introduction to the Course,

- Who Am I

- Whats in this course

- What you need to know

- What this course isn't


By the end of this course you should hopefully have a professional looking toolkit on your USB that should help you speed up repairs and system fixes increasing your profit and productivity.

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A full Guide to Selecting the proper USB to build your toolkit on

A walkthrough of the best tools to have for getting data back and why to use them

A walkthrough of some of the best tools for working with systems

A guide to some of the best networking tools to have on your usb and the uses

A guide to installing and updating drivers, what tools to use and have on your USB and why

Why you should have portable browsers and the benefits they will give you

What are Loaders ... well Loaders load things, best way I could put it in simple terms without spoiling the video

a quick guide to dealing with audio visual

A collection of Really Helpful Diagrams to keep on your USB to help work through issues

A small collection of printable pages to help diagnose an issue with a printer

A collection of tools to have on your USB to help with dealing with Virus Removal

An extra collection of useful tools to be kept on your USB stick for those other jobs.

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Introduces learners to an industry-standard tool for accessing computer files
Provides a comprehensive guide to selecting the most appropriate USB device for building a toolkit
Covers a wide range of tools for data recovery, system repair, networking, and virus removal
Includes a collection of helpful diagrams and printable pages for troubleshooting and printer diagnostics
Provides learners with a portable toolkit that can enhance productivity and profitability
Assumes prior knowledge and experience in Windows Operating System repair

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Building An IT Technicians Toolbox with these activities:
Practice using the tools in the toolkit
Become more proficient in using the tools in the toolkit by practicing.
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  • Find a problem that you can solve with one of the tools in the toolkit.
  • Use the tool to solve the problem.
  • Repeat steps 1 and 2 until you are comfortable using the tool.
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Career center

Learners who complete Building An IT Technicians Toolbox will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Systems Analyst
An expert and skilled Systems Analyst analyzes, designs, and implements computer systems. This involves studying user needs, gathering and analyzing data, and developing and testing systems. This course provides a walkthrough of some of the best tools for working with systems, including portable browsers and loaders.
Systems Administrator
A knowledgeable and experienced Systems Administrator plans, implements, and maintains computer systems and networks. This involves installing and configuring hardware and software, monitoring system performance, and troubleshooting problems. Some roles may specialize in specific areas such as cybersecurity, network administration, or database management. This course provides a walkthrough of some of the best tools for working with systems, including portable browsers and loaders.
Computer Hardware Engineer
An accomplished Computer Hardware Engineer plans, designs, develops, and tests computer hardware and hardware components. This includes researching, analyzing, and staying up to date on the latest technologies, products, and trends. With a greater emphasis on the performance and reliability of computer hardware, the design of computer systems has become increasingly important. This course helps build a foundation for becoming a successful Computer Hardware Engineer by providing a walkthrough guide on building a professional IT repair toolkit on a USB.
Data Recovery Analyst
A skilled and experienced Data Recovery Analyst recovers data from damaged, failed, or inaccessible storage devices. This involves using specialized software and techniques to extract data from hard drives, solid-state drives, and other storage media. This course provides a walkthrough of the best tools to have for getting data back and why to use them.
Computer Support Specialist
A knowledgeable and helpful Computer Support Specialist provides technical assistance and support to computer users. This involves troubleshooting and resolving hardware and software problems, providing training, and maintaining computer systems. This course provides a walkthrough guide on building a professional IT repair toolkit that should help speed up repairs and system fixes.
Network Administrator
A reliable and expert Network Administrator plans, implements, and maintains computer networks. This involves managing the physical and virtual components of a network, including servers, routers, switches, and cabling. Additionally, they ensure the network is secure and reliable. This course may be useful in learning about the best networking tools to have on a USB and their uses.
Network Engineer
A knowledgeable and experienced Network Engineer designs, implements, and maintains computer networks. This involves planning and installing network hardware and software, configuring network settings, and troubleshooting network problems. This course may be useful in learning about the best networking tools to have on a USB and their uses.
Database Administrator
A reliable and experienced Database Administrator manages and maintains databases. This involves designing and implementing databases, optimizing performance, and troubleshooting problems. This course may be useful in learning about the tools to have on a USB to help diagnose an issue with a printer.
IT Auditor
A highly skilled and experienced IT Auditor reviews and evaluates the security and effectiveness of computer systems and networks. Some roles may also specialize in specific areas such as cybersecurity, risk management, or compliance. This course may be useful in learning about the tools to have on a USB to help with dealing with virus removal.
Security Analyst
An experienced and talented Security Analyst plans and implements security measures to protect computer systems and networks from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This course may be useful in learning about the tools to have on a USB to help with dealing with virus removal.
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software applications. This involves analyzing user needs, writing code, and debugging software. This course may be useful in learning about the tools to have on a USB to help diagnose an issue with a printer.
Web Developer
A creative and skilled Web Developer designs and develops websites. This involves writing code, designing user interfaces, and testing websites. This course may be useful in learning about the tools to have on a USB to help diagnose an issue with a printer.
Computer Programmer
A talented and experienced Computer Programmer designs, develops, and tests software applications. This involves analyzing user needs, writing code, and debugging software. This course may be useful in learning about the tools to have on a USB to help diagnose an issue with a printer.
Technical Writer
A skilled and experienced Technical Writer creates and maintains technical documentation such as user manuals, help files, and training materials. This involves gathering information from subject matter experts, writing and editing content, and creating visual aids. This course provides a collection of really helpful diagrams to keep on a USB to help work through issues.
Information Technology Manager
An experienced and skilled Information Technology Manager plans, implements, and directs the installation, operation, and maintenance of computer systems. Some roles involve managing all functions of the IT department, while others may specialize in specific areas such as cybersecurity, network administration, or database management. This course may be useful in learning how to lead a team of technicians to install and update drivers, as well as provide support for audio visual.

Reading list

We've selected ten books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Building An IT Technicians Toolbox.
Delves into the intricacies of computer viruses and malware, providing valuable insights into their detection, analysis, and mitigation strategies. It would greatly enhance the course content on virus removal.
Takes a practical approach to malware analysis, providing guidance on techniques for identifying, analyzing, and mitigating malicious software.
Offers a comprehensive guide to the various tasks and responsibilities of an IT technician. It could serve as a useful foundational text for developing proficiency and understanding core concepts.
Offers a practical guide to computer forensics and incident response, covering topics such as evidence collection, analysis, and reporting.
Covers fundamental IT topics such as hardware and software troubleshooting and repair. It aligns with the content of the CompTIA A+ certification, making it a great supplementary resource for the course.
While ethical hacking is not a primary focus of the course, this book provides insights into exploitation techniques and vulnerabilities, which can enhance the understanding of IT technicians who deal with cybersecurity issues.
Expands on the networking tools and concepts covered in the course, focusing on network security assessment and vulnerability management.
While the course focuses on Windows systems, this book offers a thorough introduction to the Linux command line, which is valuable for IT technicians who may need to work with Linux systems.

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