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Re: Internet drops out on all devices when downloading large files ok a direct link to the modem seems to work fine, I set a download totaling 20GB going, all seem to . Nov 13,  · Internet connection drops when downloading large files Windows 10, keeps dropping and reconnecting – These are some common problems that can occur with WiFi networks, but you should be able to fix them using our solutions. Losing Internet connection during large downloads – Sometimes this problem can occur due to your router’s configuration. To fix the Author: Milan Stanojevic. Internet drops out on all devices when downloading large files Over the past few weeks I have noticed that when ever I download multiple files over P2P networks, or via game clients such as Origin and Steam, the speed will stay at a constant MBps for about 20 seconds and then drop out completly - and all wifi devices disconnected on the.

Internet drops when downloading large files

I tried I don't know if this is a Windows 7 issue or if my router settings need to be adjusted to correct this.

I did disable the IPv6, and I thought that would take care of it. If anyone can offer some suggestions, that would be appreciated, internet drops when downloading large files. Thank you. Some have file size limits so that can cause the NAS to disconnect but I can't tell what the connection really is since you write about Ethernet as well as a Asus AC adapter. Thank you for answering.

I hope that clarifies. What ever is the target of my file transfer is the device that is temporarily lost thus stopping the file transfer. It will drop although, it internet drops when downloading large files more "effort" i. Keep in mind there may be mulitiple issues but some routers buckle and drop under heavy use.

I can't find which router, model, firmware version to check it out but try updating your router to it's latest firmware then try the usual settings. Nothing more. Again, I'm shortchanging you here about routers that do this when filters and firewalls are turned on. I'm just can't think of anything else to troubleshoot other what I mentioned above. The more I read the manual, the more I see the defaults are not that great.

I did see that and turned off the firewall? Did you see any other defaults that could contribute to this problem? In the forum stickies. For me when I see issues I try the defaults, turn off the firewall as a router is a natural firewall from the internet and we don't want to firewall inside our LAN unless that is our goal?

So pulling back to There is nothing specific that will just cure it. I swap routers all the time as any router with defaults that cause issues are a good source of return calls which is a bad thing.

I don't see your model so can't tell whether your router has the capabilities but try this: Change from 11ac to 11a or 11n at 5GHz only. Sometimes a slower transfer with larger bandwidth helps. Sometimes the buffering for error corrections fills up and it crashes. And WiFi and Powerline are subject to more interference than wired.

If you need to access large files often, go with GbE. Good internet drops when downloading large files. Easily repeatable. Will be switching to a different router as a test. Discussion is locked. Follow Follow this discussion and email me when there are updates Stop following this discussion.

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Once reported, our moderators will be notified and the post will be reviewed. Disruptive posting: Flaming or offending other users Illegal activities: Promote cracked software, or other illegal content Offensive: Sexually explicit or offensive language Spam: Advertisements or commercial links. What NAS? More Info. Target Device Lost. And when the bad PC is on Ethernet, drop or no drop?

Now it's starting to look like a router issue. I agree - but I'm not sure what else to tweek? Try another router. By the way. Firewall is turned off. Most internet drops when downloading large files the settings are. Discussion Type. Required Question General discussion. Details of Discussion. Preview Follow Submit. CNET Forums.

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Dec 09,  · Losing internet connection when downloading large files HELP! Hello anyone reading, For a while now i have had a problem where whenever i try downloading large files (games in my case) my internet will cut out completely (sometimes for the whole house). Nov 21,  · Network Connection drops when Transferring Large Files. In short, when I try copying large files (> GB) from my PC (wireless AC) to my NAS (ethernet), the connection drops sometimes (the sometimes is the irritating part. - I have a Asus wireless AC adapter on this PC. Aug 03,  · Instead of having to download the large file over and over again from the beginning, downloads would restart from where the previous download stopped (with a little overhead). Download managers may support additional features such as download acceleration, scheduling, or .