Connection to Office Virtual Machine through IE keep dropping

Hello there,
I hope I posting the question to correct topic/group, if not please suggest the correct topic.
I am using windows 8.1 ( Not Pro) to connect to my office Virtual machine. The connection procedure as follows.
Open a browser type an URL, which asks for credentials
Enter your credentials including RSA key
For first time connection, a F5 plugin will be installed for browser [ IE only accepts the plugin if you make the website in compatibility enabled]
successful connection to office Virtual machine
Now the problem begins, the connection to VM keep dropping for every 50 seconds and automatically connects back after 50 seconds. It is bugging me for a while.
I had no problem using this feature from other WINDOWS 7 laptop.
PLEASE HELP and thanks in advance,

Hi,
This should be caused by compatible issue or security settings, since this plugin can only work in compatible mode.
Regarding current situation, please first let me know what program you use to create office VM, VMware or Hyper-v or others?
I suggest we try following steps to check the issue:
Step 1: Put this site in Trusted sites.
Step 2: Uncheck the Protected mode.
Step 3: If there is any third part security applications, please disable it or remove it for testing, since such program has IE protection which sometimes prevent you from connecting RDP console in IE.
Step 4: Please disable other add-ons in Manage add-ons to see what’s going on.
Step 5: Let’s use the lower document mode in F12 developer tool.
Post back the results and event log for further research.
Collect event log:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-event-viewer
Kate Li
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