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I think a lifetime cert is kind of silly to begin with. My MCSE is technically still valid, but I haven't really worked in a production server environment in 6 years. Is it still relevant?

I kind ...

Thats what I gathered from the post....but who knows what will happen next week. Best bet is to call.

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What would you like to do in IT? There are many fields within IT. Pick something that you like to do and match your certifications to it. This article may help you out.

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I agree with Horndog, I would read the entire book. Worse case scenario is you are over prepared. If you want to skim through, that is fine, trust Amazon and just read the first 10 chapters, but I can ...

I took a CCA (Citrix) class with them. The instructor was good.

In the interest of full disclosure, it was paid for by my employer, but it was about $2500.00 USD for the class. I wouldn't have pai ...

No need to feel stupid. Just don't give up.

I won't be doing anything Microsoft until at least the end of the year. Currently working on CCNA, then I have to do some Mitel (Telephony) training. After that probably upgrade to MCITP:EA

I appreciate everyone's advise. I understand the too many certification aspect, but while I am not working, I might as well do something. Plus, having too many certs is something most have to fac ...

Well half....if you get it in this year, they don't expire. Anyone after that will have to retest every three years.

There is going to come a point where you have too many certs and not enough experience. Of course you could always leave some off of your resume. I would also consider posting your resume in our caree ...

It really depends on the job you are looking for. By this part in your career, I would expect you are far past the benefits of having an A+. I got mine ~10 yrs ago...haven't used it since.

If you ...

I would run a malware scanner (Malwarebytes, etc) and see what happens. Trojan is a virus, malware is its own beast. It almost seems like a browser hijacking to me.

I would go with Windows 7 unless you have a lot of experience with XP. If you have experience you can probably take the test with minimal effort. If not, go for the new technology.