Hello xbiohazardx,
There are 4 levels to this setting;
Start app. This starts the app when you login to your account after a reboot, nothing more.
Connect latest. This starts the app when you login to your account after a reboot, and it will also use the last used connection and start it automatically. If a password is required the app will popup and ask you for it.
Restore connection. This starts the app when you login to your account after a reboot. If there was a VPN connection active when you shut down your computer, it will be started automatically. If a password is required the app will popup and ask you for it. If there was no VPN connection active when you shut down, the app will only start but no VPN connection will be started.
None. This doesn't automatically start the app, and no connections are started after reboot.
If you find that on your Windows computer it doesn't work this way, then you are having behavior on your computer that is not standard. Are you perhaps configuring OpenVPN Connect v3 as a system service daemon? Or did you disable the app from starting in the task manager or in the registry? This behavior I described I just tested out on a Windows 10 system and it worked. So if it doesn't work for you, I suggest that you check the items I mentioned, and if you still have problems, I suggest you contact
https://openvpn.net/support and submit details about what you have done, so that we can determine if this is a bug or can try to figure out what's blocking it from working as it should on your system.
Kind regards,
Johan