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If this is the problem, how can I solve it?
Apart from that, Windows has settings for network link power saving, check those. Another step i would try is to uninstall the "custom" (not an official term hence the quotation marks) driver and have Windows run the stock one. As a rule of thumb, Windows' stock drivers offer less bells & whistles but less issues as well. The BIOS setup menu may have a switch as well.
Personally, I would refrain from disabling them for any reason, EXCEPT in cases where they have distinct settings for "battery" and "connected to charger".
For your downloads, instead of making you laptop draw more/full power when you close the lid instead of turning off like one would expect, I suggest just leaving the lid open...