File upload fails if a NTLM auth in IE11

In latest IE 11, I have the same issue which solved with KB2980019 for IE 10.
Can somebody say, how it is possible. But I don't know why it works in IE9, but doesn't in IE11. Tested on different windows (Server 2008R2, 7Pro, 10TechPreview).
Server can't get any data if I send file in formdata with NTLM authentication on server.
11.0.9600.17501 on Windows 7 x64
11.0.9600.16428 on Windows Server 2008 R2
11.0.9841.0 on Windows 10

Hi,
Windows Server versions of IE run in Protected Mode (all security zones are a higher integrity of a comparable client browser).
Compare which security zones the domains of your parent page and form action submit to...
Your server version of IE is probably not mapping the same domains to the same security zone (File>Properties).
f12>Networking tab, click "Start" then submit your form... the networking tab will list the request uri and domain.
Regards.
Rob^_^

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