Most reliable FIT PC2 / windows
Posted: Tue May 04, 2010 2:10 pm
Hi
I am going to use the FIT PC as a black box and need as high reliability as possible. On the PC we will run a data collection software (storing data in a database) and a webpage to display the collected data (mostly read only web retreiving data from database and display it).
So my question is how I can get the highest possible reliability out of this. My idéas so far are:
* turn off automatic windows updates
* make three partitions, one for OS and one for web/data collection software and database and one for recovery data
* if possible eneble "auto-repair" of windows partition
* install flash driver (any suggestions on which one?)
* enable firewall on all but the necessary port (like 80)
* make sure the casing has a heatsink
* turn off wlan (how is this done?)
Does these makes sense, and are there other things that can be done to improve the reliability even more?
Are there windows services that should be turned off?
I am going to use the FIT PC as a black box and need as high reliability as possible. On the PC we will run a data collection software (storing data in a database) and a webpage to display the collected data (mostly read only web retreiving data from database and display it).
So my question is how I can get the highest possible reliability out of this. My idéas so far are:
* turn off automatic windows updates
* make three partitions, one for OS and one for web/data collection software and database and one for recovery data
* if possible eneble "auto-repair" of windows partition
* install flash driver (any suggestions on which one?)
* enable firewall on all but the necessary port (like 80)
* make sure the casing has a heatsink
* turn off wlan (how is this done?)
Does these makes sense, and are there other things that can be done to improve the reliability even more?
Are there windows services that should be turned off?