D7700usdt exceedingly slow after welcome screen

Had in cupboard for a month.On power-up got to HP welcome screen quickly and thereafter whether you select f9 or f10 it will go to black screen and show flashing cursor and selection f9/f10 but takes maybe 2 minutes to do selected task.The same occurs if letting it boot to O/S (Win 7 Pro)--2 or 3 minutes.It will not recognize the optical drive and HDD activity light is constant.I have swapped out Hard-drive,CPU(Core2Duo),Memory,CMOS battery and reset all to no effect.All that remains is the PSU and the motherboard.Has anyone any experience of this symptom.Experienced PC builder but this is a new one----Help !!!!!

I agree with you bvdg43. Replacing the motherboard seems like the most logical thing to do in your case. Make sure to update the thread if you perform the repair!
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