Hi
From the computer thats losing the internet connection. Try the following
disconnect the other two... Then...
while connected on the internet
1) start >run > type command to bring up your command prompt.
2) ipconfig /all ..this will list all your settings like dhcp address, dns
IP's, currrent ip, .Connection-specific DNS Suffix..etc
3) write down the 2 DNS servers IP listed, subnet, Gateway
IP,Connection-specific DNS Suffix and the physical /current IP of your PC.
4) Disconnect that PC from router.
5) the PC that keeps disconnecting make sure this is connected to interent
6) manually configure tcp/ip settings > control panel> network connections
lan connection right click select properties or double click it.
7) This will bring up your LAN properties ..click properties again.
8) Select Internet Protocol TCP/IP then click properties
9)Select use the following ip addess ...flll in the IP address, Subnet and
gateway you wrote down or look from at command prompt window.
10) Down below Select use the following DNS servers...fill in your primary
and secondary DNS servers
11) click the advanced button then IP Settings tab then under gateway select
the gateway IP and click edit ....deselect automatic metric and in the metric
box put 1 the lowest metric is the quickest.
12) then click DNS tab and fill in Connection-Suffix for this connection
this is the Connection-specific DNS Suffix you wrote down
13) Make sure you deselct the following under DNS tab : register this
connection's address's in DNS & Append parent suffixes of the primary DNS
suffix
14) click the wins tab and deselect / uncheck Enable LMHOSTS lookup
15) keep clicking ok should be 3 ok's to click. The computer might have to
be rebooted. After reboot try surfing for a good half hour and see if your
conecctions drops. Then after a while plug in the other two and see if any
lose connectivity. You have just setup as a static IP for the reason your
DHCP server may be doing something wonky. This is for troubleshooting
purposes.
Sound like a dhcp or dns problem