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Problem when upload large file

I am using D-Link DI514 Wireless router; my internet disconnect when i upload or transfer large file,i am using dsl line,to check i connect my computer directly to the external modem it was ok, but when i coonect with router the problem occurs. help me with this, thanks

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It maybe because of the size and security, if you have'nt already compress the file with Winzip or Windows compressed folder or similair.

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