Total CPU Percentage Utilization on MM

I have a process that runs every weekend that uses high CPU thus triggers "Total CPU Utilization Percentage is too high". Therefore I just want to put the CPU object in MM.
How do I do that?
I have look at get-monitoringclass & get-monitoringobject but couldn't figure out how to get processor object.
Please help.
Thanks

I suggest you override the Monitor to change a higher value for CPU usage.
Juke Chou
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We had a server that had high CPU utilization. We were able to figure out what process was causing the high CPU using some remote commands, but I am used to seeing this in the health explorer state change events view.
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http://i.imgur.com/eArmCM2.jpg
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