Question Black Screen after Windows 10 Factory Reset

[RiShiGui]

I tried factory resetting my pc and now when it boots it only displays a black screen. I tried to leave it running over night to see if it was installing but nothing has happened. I can't access my bios nor can I access safe mode from what I can tell.

Graphics Card: Asus Strix GTX 1080 TI
MotherBoard: Asus X570 Series TUF
Processor; Ryzen 8

Methods I've tried if it helps to narrow it down:
Plugging in a second monitor to see if it was my main one not displaying
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Pressing F8 boot bios (Does nothing)
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Reset drivers by pressing windows + ctrl + shift + b
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Inserting windows 10 disc
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Inserting motherboard disc
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Inserting media creation tool usb driver
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Removing peripherals then booting pc with all previously mentioned media devices
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Unplugging computer and plugging it back in (The old college try)
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Restarting pc multiple times to access recovery settings (Nothing shows)
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[JohnBonhamsGhost]

you can try spamming F12 as the system is booting and access the boot menu.
i would hold the power button until it does a hard shutdown and then power on and try.
once there you should be able to choose a source to boot from.

if you cannot access the BIOS, boot menu, or any bootable media then your motherboard may be damaged somehow.

is the motherboard showing any error codes when powering on?

 

[RiShiGui]

you can try spamming F12 as the system is booting and access the boot menu.
i would hold the power button until it does a hard shutdown and then power on and try.
once there you should be able to choose a source to boot from.

if you cannot access the BIOS, boot menu, or any bootable media then your motherboard may be damaged somehow.

is the motherboard showing any error codes when powering on?

Just tried and nothing happened

Was really hoping for some miracle but I guess it's damaged like you said.
Thanks for the reply I appreciate it.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

now when it boots it only displays a black screen

try running with onboard graphics.
it's possible that your dedicated card isn't being recognized now for some reason.