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Long story short. I had Ubuntu 18 on my system. I installed 

sudo apt install speedtest-cli

to track internet speeds. I have a log copied from the terminal of the output on various days.

  • Download: 8.86 Mbit/s
  • Upload: 2.24 Mbit/s (typical)
  • Download: 11.67 Mbit/s
  • Upload: 2.22 Mbit/s

Then I had to reinstall the OS. (long story) Then I re-installed speedtest. It constantly times out. I ran the command 

speedtest-cli --timeout 60

and the best result I could get is:

  • Download: 1.17 Mbit/s
  • Upload: 1.01 Mbit/s

AS YOU CAN SEE (A SIGNIFICANT DROP IN SPEED) Everything else, equipment, service etc. is the same.

How do I fix this problem without re-installing the OS?

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  • What is the speed of your Internet service? Do you have QoS enabled in your router?
    – heynnema
    Commented Jan 3, 2020 at 0:39

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Are you sure you're using the same driver for your network card? Are we talking about wifi or ethernet connection? Please post the results of the following command run in a terminal: inxi -Fxzd

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