Disconnecting internet. It's just not working!

[subvikings]

When I try to download a big file, it downloads about 1 gig and then my internet disconnects, skype goes out, I can't even load a web page.
I have my LAN Drivers for my motherboard. (ASROCK B75M-DGS)
I tried disabling IPv6
I tried disabling Link.
I tried to rollback my network drivers.
I also tried resetting my router to factory settings and everything. Nothing works!
My router is a Netgear WNR1000v2 (2.4GHz)
OS: Windows 8 Pro 64 bit
I don't understand what's wrong..

 

[subvikings]

Have you tried connecting directly to the modem?

My family streams off of my internet. Cannot do.

 

[noidea_77]

So, only your connection to the router drops, not the internet connection itself?

 

[subvikings]

So, only your connection to the router drops, not the internet connection itself?

That's correct.

 

[subvikings]

Have you tried a different port on the router?

What do you mean "different port"?

 

[zdbc13]

Are you using ethernet or wifi on your computer?

Pick a time of the day when activity from the other members of your family is low and ask them to let you disconnect them for a while, then connect directly to the modem and do a quick test.

The ports on your router are the ethernet ports where the cables are attached. You can swap your cable to another port and see if it still has trouble.

 

[subvikings]

Are you using ethernet or wifi on your computer?

Pick a time of the day when activity from the other members of your family is low and ask them to let you disconnect them for a while, then connect directly to the modem and do a quick test.

The ports on your router are the ethernet ports where the cables are attached. You can swap your cable to another port and see if it still has trouble.

I just tried that, Gonna test it now.

 

[subvikings]

Are you using ethernet or wifi on your computer?

Pick a time of the day when activity from the other members of your family is low and ask them to let you disconnect them for a while, then connect directly to the modem and do a quick test.

The ports on your router are the ethernet ports where the cables are attached. You can swap your cable to another port and see if it still has trouble.

This worked. Thanks a bunch.