Windows 7: How to track internet disconnections

Hello everyone.

I'm connected to the internet via a modem router of a LAN. Lately, I'm suffering a lot of disconnections to the internet. They don't last too long but it's quite annoying when you're precisely surfing the web. I contacted my ISP and they conveniently say they are not aware of the issue in my area. So, I'm trying to send them a complete report of those events.

I wonder whether there's a way to track those disconnections by means of some tool of the event viewer or any other administrative tool. I guess so but don't know which one.

In case there's some way to do it, it would be important to know whether there's a way to pinpoint the disconnections origin, I mean, to know and record whether they takes place in the LAN (from the router inwards) or in the WAN (from the router outwards).

Thanks in advance.

%SystemRoot%\System32\Winevt\Logs\Internet Explorer.evtx

Is that what u want?

Thanks for your interest, aem.

Ok, I see. You suggest through the very IE. The problem is that it's not my default web browser and actually I use several of them. Do you know if that would record events of other web browsers?

Cheers.

I have the same problem at my girlfriends computer, opened a thread already nobody could give ma an answer. She uses the internet with a pppoe-connection, no router the cable is directly plugged into the computer from the switch.