After rebooting, why do I need to “Kill all Syncthing processes” and then manually start syncing? If Windows has just restarted, shouldn’t there be no processes to kill? Also, I have to do this even if I kill them before rebooting. Why would I have to do it twice?
To me, the normal/expected behavior should be to automatically restart synching when Syncthing starts after rebooting. I feel like I should only have to kill processes if I want to manually stop syncing.
I am using SyncTrayzor. Sorry, I should have said that in my post. In any case, I don’t see how my problem has anything in common with the post you linked.
Aha! I didn’t realize I had two installations running. I originally set up Syncthing in my browser and then found out about SyncTrayzor and installed that. I just deleted the other thing and SyncTrayzor started up just fine.