use the task scheduler for this, you can set it to shut down the app after the report is done, or to stop the existing task if a new process is to be started
i would have to disagree with this... there is enough tools adjusting fan speed now as it is. hell the driver can do it by itself if people would dump their precisions and afterburners and install the required software/
then you don't read enough websites, the switching between performance states can trigger a dpc spike, and HPET itself increases its average level during use.
another cause of high DPC is the current intel raid drivers.
do you have easy tune installed? i believe that installs a service which maintains a driver running in the background.
it will help fiery to know if that plays a part.
Aida uses the windows task scheduling on Vista and 7 to start at logon, however it uses the account of the user that configured Aida, you can go into the task scheduler and change the logon user any user in task scheduler
latency monitor actually displays the driver at fault, and has extended DPC information including a DPC amount counter.
Excessive DPC activity is just as problematic as high dpc spikes. the driver used is also more recently updated then dpc latency checker.