890GXM-G65 - Onboard LAN

I have this board for like one month now. I connect to broadband using the onboard LAN. I have noticed that the LAN dies frequently. I have to go the Network page, Disable the lan, enable it again and it starts working fine. Any ideas ?
OP system : Windows 7 x64
Driver provider : Realtek
Driver Date : 05-11-2009
Driver version : 7.9.1105.2009

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I connect to broadband using the onboard LAN.
Do you connect directly to a modem, or through a router?

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