VS 2008 Program Logic With Threading

I have an application that I need to automate where at a certain time each day, say 6pm, it will run a certain method(which is to check a database for key terms and then access the api to search for these terms). But there is the main process which is running all the time accessing the stream api so when the search is complete, it interrupts the stream and hands over the new terms. Now I thought of adding the .exe file to windows task scheduler but not sure if that would work. The stream method runs indefinitely and at 6pm each day another process needs to run. I thought of using the system.threading.task TaskFactory but I am using visual studio 2008 ( I do have .net framework 4.0)If it launches using the task scheduler as 6pm with my code logic as follows:[code]

I see how this would eat the CPU...the streaming process is basically following a list of user profiles listening for new activites and storing these as XML files. This a real time feed to an API. At a specific time once a day, a second process needs to go access a database for new ids, and if there are new ids, then go to a search API and get new user profiles. This is the main criteria..once the new user profiles are found, the list that the stream users needs to be updated so the process will be interrupted for a second or just paused and then continue processing.