RDCMan different behavior for different machines

I'm using Remote Desktop Connection Manager, which has been very useful since I have to remote into so many different machines.
I am curious though and this is more of a question than a problem, but I notice different behavior remoting into different systems.
On some servers, I get this popup when I connect:
On other servers, I get brought to this screen to enter my password:
I've checked the group policy settings, registry settings, made sure I didn't have any saved credentials, makes no difference.
Any idea why?

RDP Session Setting:
Console Session Settings:
Hi,
As per my research, that is the default behavior and it correlates for 2 different scenario “Console and RDP”. When you are performing “Console” of server then it will provide you the direct screen of server to login. But when you want to take RDP
then it will ask you as “Windows Security” login prompt.
Please check my words on your screenshots
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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