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Since the issue affects only one user and other users can access Version History without any problems, this is less likely to be related to the Microsoft 365 E5 license and may be specific to the user's OneDrive configuration. Version History is supported in OneDrive for Business and can also be controlled through OneDrive/SharePoint versioning settings.
You may want to check the following:
- Check the file is being accessed from its actual OneDrive location rather than the Recent view, a shortcut, or another location with a limited context menu.
- Test with multiple file types (for example, Word, Excel, and PDF files) to determine whether the behavior is file-specific or affects all files.
- Compare the experience in both OneDrive on the web and File Explorer.
- Verify that the OneDrive sync client is running correctly and consider resetting the sync client if needed. Similar issues have been reported where the web version history was available but local integration was not functioning as expected.
If you are the Microsoft 365 administrator and the issue persists after these checks, it may be worth opening a support case with Microsoft and providing screenshots from both OneDrive web and File Explorer, along with the OneDrive sync client version and the affected user's details for further investigation.
For further instructions, you can follow this guide: Get support - Microsoft 365 admin | Microsoft Learn.
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