New PC Build, Issues with Keyboard in BIOS Setup

Hello,

I am having trouble setting up my recently built PC.
I have a picture of the issues I am running in to. My keyboard (though detected) is completely unresponsive when entering BIOS. At first, I thought it might be a motherboard issue, but i've tried switching motherboards and I encounter the same problem.

Additionally, the computer thinks that two keyboards are plugged in, and 1 mouse (no mouse plugged in).

Specs:
TUF Gaming z490-PLUS Motherboard
Intel i9-10900KF Core
64 GB of Corsair RAM (In the picture, I'm troubleshooting with 32 gb of ram)
Nvidia Geforce RTX 3070
Noctua NH d15
Razer Keyboard

Here is a picture:

I'm pretty new to all of this so I may not know every term.
I have a Huntsman mini keyboard.
The computer is freshly built, so presumably, I have no software installed anywhere. I can't even enter the BOIS as the keyboard is unresponsive, and I can't ennact anything.

After watching several videos, and confirming with several friends, all of my hardware is hopefully in the right place.

Berton said:

There can be an issue with keyboards and the BIOS in that most BIOSes have built-in support for USB 2 ports but USB 3 drivers are loaded after the Operating System. As mentioned, Legacy BIOS needs to be Enabled and the keyboard plugged into a USB 2 port. USB 2 = black center USB 3 = blue center

There are newer boards that have combination USB 2 and USB 3 ports.

Ok, so the keyboard lights up, but the BIOS can't recognise it?
I've tried using every possible port for the keybard to hook up.
Will this be a hardware change inside the computer?

Would picking up a cheaper old keyboard help?

Many thanks to all of you for your help! This problem was solved.
Turns out my keyboard was too new and advanced. Haha
I went over to microcenter and got an old keyboard for $4 and it worked immediately. I was able to get into BIOS and boot my pc.

Who knew.
Now I can move back to my new nice keyboard.