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For programming matters, I would need to detect when Windows is “fully-running”, i.e. all the startup programs are running and Windows is in kind of “waiting-for-instruction mode”. Is there any way to detect it ?
Install a service with delayed start, that is usually enough time to wait:
How to make Windows Service start as "Automatic (Delayed Start)"
or if you want to make sure the computer is actually idle, the answer posted in the comment by GSerg is correct:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/13756/Detecting-Application-Idleness