QoS is an advanced feature associated with giving priority to certain types of traffic. For most users the default value "Off" is fine. Users that need it are likely to be aware of this and understand the settings.
It's likely the disconnections you are experiencing are associated with the computer getting confused through having the dial-up and ADSL connections active at the same time. That can be done but requires special management, perhaps best not gone into at the present time.
The "always on" setting that's been mentioned, is likely to be already set, since it's the default. To check, access the router configuration page at
192.168.1.1, click
Advanced in the left-hand menu, then
Advanced in the centre of the screen. You will need to enter router username and password when prompted (both admin).
Then click
Quick Setup and
Next 3 times to get to the Configure Broadband Username and Password screen. The lower part of this screen shows "Session established by:" and the
Always On radio button should be selected. If you change anything you need to click
Next twice more to get to the Finish screen, then click
Finish to store the new settings and restart the router. Otherwise you can browse to somewhere else leaving the settings as they were.
David
