Method-1
May still be the router if its wireless mode is set wrongly for your adapter -- or there is a minor incompatibility between your adapter's implementation of wireless n and the router's implementation of it.
See if the problem goes if you switch the router's wireless mode to wireless g.
Method-2
You'll want to make sure that it's the router and not your modem that's the problem. Try plugging your computer in directly to the modem and stream music or play a game or something.
If you get disconnected like this then the problem is not with the router. It may be your modem.
If you have DSL check all your phone filters and make sure they're properly installed. If you've checked your filters or if you're on cable call your ISP and see if they can check the lines.
There may be some faulty wiring somewhere that they can fix. If you DON'T disconnect without the router though you'll have to try out their tech support and see if they can offer any solutions for you.
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