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see if any of this will help.
1) try flushing the dns
goto cmd.exe
ipconfig /flushdns
2) Set the dns in the modem manually to:
4.2.2.1
&
4.2.2.2
if your still using the router, forward to dns to the router ip address.
4)Turn dhcp off and manually assign an ip to all the pc's
5) Use a keep-alive program, this basically pings an address, so your isp keeps your connection active, alternatively you could write a basic batch program to run every 30 mins to ping say microsoft.com
If all this has been suggested before sorry.
1) try flushing the dns
goto cmd.exe
ipconfig /flushdns
2) Set the dns in the modem manually to:
4.2.2.1
&
4.2.2.2
if your still using the router, forward to dns to the router ip address.
4)Turn dhcp off and manually assign an ip to all the pc's
5) Use a keep-alive program, this basically pings an address, so your isp keeps your connection active, alternatively you could write a basic batch program to run every 30 mins to ping say microsoft.com
If all this has been suggested before sorry.