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But JUST steam, have you tried downloading a large torrent (this would help identify whether the problem is local and of course, make sure whatever you're downloading is legal..), or even just try download a random large file and check for stability? Chances are that your local connection hasn't anything to do with it if everything else is stable.
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Steam related issue then, doubt it's anything to do with your connection / network adapter. Could be just a software malfunction rather than anything physical. Have you tried running steam as Admin? It may be considering files corrupt as it doesn't have read access to some files?
I had this issue with my PC for a while, and I didn't realise what it was for a very long time however in my situation it was because of faulty ram, and it was loosing the data that was being downloaded, to see if this is what is the problem in your case, use a program that is installed with Windows called windows memory diagnostic, it will prompt for a restart and it will do the test and your computer will boot up and you should see a message in your notification tray saying if it is faulty or not, if it is it should say there are hardware faults and to send back to the manufacturers. Hope this helps.
