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Describe the bug

With the Windows client being connected to a live OCIS instance, the client request a new login via OAUTH / Browser whenever the computer awakes from deep sleep.
Here, "deep sleep" is my amateur description of what Windows11 does when you close the laptop lid and leave the computer in the sleep state for a longer time period.

Expected behavior

Credentials should be stored and not need to re-authenticate.

Steps to reproduce the issue

1. Have ownCloud running and connected to an account on an OCIS instance on a Win11 laptop.
2. Close the laptop lid to have the computer go to sleep.
3. Wait until "deep sleep" sets in. (That is, if you open the lid again, you will not directly be prompted with the Win11 login screen, but with a sped-up booting procedure.)
4. ownCloud client opens and states that the current account has been logged out.

Screenshots

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Logs

Log have been collected and I believe this is the crucial part right after the computer wakes up, leading to "OCC::ConnectionValidator::CredentialsNotReady":
https://gist.github.com/sfadschm/21d18d9306627f951f101d03625d6766

Client version number

ownCloud 5.3.1.14018 f15fd5
Libraries Qt 6.4.3, OpenSSL 3.1.2 1 Aug 2023
Using virtual files plugin: wincfapi
OS: windows-10.0.22631
QPA: windows

Desktop environment (Linux only)

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Client package version and origin (Linux only)

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Installation path (Windows only)

C:\Program Files\ownCloud

Server information

ownCloud Infinite Scale
Edition Community
Version 5.0.6
Web client version 8.0.4

on
Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS

installed via
Docker container

Additional context

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