Our Intranet impersonates the logged on user against NTFS file permissions on our file server from Windows 10, but fails to do so from a clean install

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We have an app on our Intranet which impersonates the logged on user against NTFS file permissions on our file server. This works from a Windows 10 computer and from a computer upgraded to Windows 11 from Windows 10, but fails on a computer with a clean install of Windows 11

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