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How can I check my download speed?

Downloading of email and internet pages is PAINFULLY SLOW! I've tried disabling my firewall and anti-virus software, but that had no effect. I've run Kaspersky, Zone Alarm and SuperAntiVirus scans, so far. I suspect that the problem may be with Qwest DSL in the line or the modem, purchased from them. Is there a free tool I can use to find out what download speed I am achieving at the modem, or without taking into account IE/Thunderbird? (I don't know how to best check my download speed period.) How about something I can run from the command prompt? I'm running Win2k Pro.
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The problem may be in your computer try some clean computer or operating system  with your line and see if there is any change
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How do I select multiple solutions and spread points? I know I've done that in the past, but see no option to do so.
It appears the OP wants to split points now.