one possible workaround is to have Window Task Scheduler be responsible for starting Syncthing instead of SyncTrayzor, then have SyncTrayzor start at Windows login to monitor and manage Syncthing.
The problem I have is SyncTrayzor always expects to start Syncthing. If Syncthing is already running it doesnt show that and instead throws error asking to stop all syncthing process and restart them.
Found this comment from the Developer of Syncthing as well https://forum.syncthing.net/t/synctrayzor-question/16229/12
which confirms the worst case scenario for me.
SyncTrayzor needs to be the service which starts Syncthing, because it needs to pass the API key to use securely to it on startup.
I guess I’ll have to rely on Syncthing service alone and use from Web GUI instead of SyncTrayzor. Or manually restart syncthing everytime i login to use with SyncTrayzor