@R4mbo,

Does clearning your IP Configuration in the command prompt with ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew fix the rubberbanding? I would also recommend trying to disable and reenable the network adapter in your adapter settings.

I would first check to see if your BIOS is up to date, you can check for any windows or firmware updates through the windows update service.

You may also try using the generic driver to see if it will fix the behavior, as many users find the generic drivers perform equally as well.

I would recommend trying to set an IP reservation for your PC through your router settings and disabling any USB power saving or suspend settings so that the  adapter will have a guaranteed path to reestablish its connection after a PC restart