Wired comp losing connection every ten or 15 seconds

my wired connection drops every 15 to 20 seconds wireless on other comp works fine help me please thanks.I have a hp comp desktop nd a dell the hp keeps dropping it is the one wired to a netgear modem/router cg3000dv229. if that helps

I'll see if I can help you resolve your wired LAN issue.
What model is the PC?
Without knowing the model we can check some basics first:
Have you updated the PC to Win8.1?
If so, have you checked for an updated Network driver?
You can check for updated drivers at hp.com on your product support page
OR
Manually run Windows Update and see if there are any Recommended/Optional updates - that is where you will find HW driver updates for your PC.
It looks like you have a DOCSIS 3.0 Gateway so there aren't any Firmware updates (updates are normally pushed from your ISP).

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