Connection Timing Out After Few Mins

[#1]

In that case I suspect this is a router issue.  Are there any firmware updates available from Asus?  Do you have an alternative router to test with?

[#2]

there is updates but cant download them because it times out. iam going to have to find another router to try, only have a cable router spare

[#3]

Once upon a time, people used "download manager" programs, which were capable of continuing interrupted downloads from however far they got up to.

[#4]

i phoned plusnet customer support and thats what i was advised to do get a download manager but i cant download anything ive just struggled to send an email because of it dropping

[#5]

It might seem a silly suggestion but have you checked whather the router has the connection set to 'always on' rather than 'on demand' (exact terminology may vary), if this setting is available it will be be under something like 'connection settings', 'WAN settings' or similar.  I have certainly known some routers to drop out during downloading of single files if set to 'on demand' (usually also with an 'idle time' setting) as they seem to see no NEW activity and think they've gone idle even with traffic actively flowing.
Sorry if I'm competely off-track but might just be worth a look

[#6]

To check the "Idle Timeout / Always On" setting is a good idea.
I still strongly recommend that you test with another router.

[#7]

Just checked its set to always on but under that setting it says idle time then 20 mins in the box, ive changed it to 60 and gonna try it now after a restart

[#8]

problam solved i think, was a spi setting on the router, theres some posts about it on google which i found, thanks for all the help anyway

[#9]

So glad you found the culprit.

[#10]

And thanks for posting the solution.  No doubt this will help someone out in the future!
Care to elaborate on which settings you changed?