Cant map a network drive after KB5008212 was installed

[Edoutthere]

Folks, I have 4 windows 10 systems. They all use a qnap NAS for centralized storage. The NAS is configured to use SMB to support the windows systems. After KB5008212 got installed a few days ago on 3 of these systems, they could not map to this network drive anymore. I get "Not enough memory resources are available to process this command" Apparently this update damaged these systems because they all have plenty of memory available. This happened to one of these computers before, in late october 2021. I had to spend a lot of time using the sfc recommendation from this support site

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[Pedrooch]

I'm also having network problems accessing mapped drives after the KB5008212 update. I have only found 2 work around and neither is acceptable.
1) After the the update installation, open Windows File Explorer, go to network, double click the device that the share comes from, and log back in with the credentials you logged into the computer and click remember. This fix only works for as long as you are logged in, but you will have to do it each time you log back into the computer.
2) Simply uninstall the update, and pause updates. But the next time you update the computer it will reinstall KB5008212 and you will have to uninstall it all over again.