Windows 10: Help - Lenovo Win10 Install failure

Feel free to let me know if I should go to another subreddit to troubleshoot, but figured I would start here.

I bought a used Lenovo Thinkstation P330 Tiny and it was working just fine yesterday. I wanted to completely reset the device so started my normal install from USB (setup.exe in Win10, select options, off it goes).

However, now it wont output display and I have no idea where in the setup process it is. The device has HDMI, DVI, and 4 Mini DisplayPort outputs, so I have tried connecting all of those different paths to 2 different monitors.

Few more details:

1. The fan on the machine is running and can hear it spin up/down slightly.
2. Keyboard/Mouse are plugged in and number lock can be seen to turn on the light on the keyboard.
3. I have an HDMI hub that shows when it is getting signal, and shows it is getting signal but the 2 diff Dell monitors show nothing.
4. The HDMI hub also has a PIP feature, so I can have my Xbox displayed on the monitor, turn on PIP, turn on the Lenovo and see the black screen pip pop in, and when I turn the device off, the pip screen disappears.
5. I am able to display alternate HDMI inputs thru the HDMI Hub
6. I can sometimes interrupt the boot cycle (pressing F2 during boot up) and still blank screen, but can now get the speaker to beep when I press various key combos.

I hope I am missing something obvious. Looking forward to wisdom.

Thanks

-Fabb

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