3 blue lights - excellent connection - yet still s...

hi
I have three blue lights, supposedly excellent connection. Yet connection grinding to a halt periodically - every 15-20 minutes.. Skype calls also failing when this happens which is a big problem for me.
Can you help please.
Thanks

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