The "Start this VM after creation" flag is ignored during the VM customization process, meaning the VM's final state (started or off) is determined by the initial setting of the flag and not the final selection made in the customization view. This leads to two contradictory behaviors:The VM starts even if the user deselects the flag during customization.The VM does not start even if the user selects the flag during customization.

Consistently reproducible.

Scenario 1: VM starts unexpectedly
1. Navigate to the Create new VM page.
2. Select the "Start this VM after creation" checkbox.
3. Click to Customize VM.Deselect the "Start this VM after creation" checkbox in the customization view.
4. Finish creating the VM.

Scenario 2: VM does not start as expected
1. Navigate to the Create new VM page.
2. Ensure the "Start this VM after creation" checkbox is initially unselected.
3. Click to Customize VM.
4. Select the "Start this VM after creation" checkbox in the customization view.
5. Finish creating the VM. 

Scenario 1: The newly created VM starts automatically, ignoring the user's final setting.
Scenario 2: The newly created VM remains powered off, ignoring the user's final setting.

The newly created VM's power state should always reflect the final state of the "Start this VM after creation" checkbox after the user has completed the customization step.

This seems to be a logical issue where the initial flag selection is overriding the final state of the checkbox after the user has made changes in the customization view. The logic for VM creation appears to be using the value from the initial form, not the value from the final customization form.