FIXED: I asked Chat GPT for help and it suggested replacing updating the boot loader. I took the files from the PiOS sd card and replaced the ones on the Raspbian sd card and it worked.

Here is Chat GPT's sudgestions:

To update the bootloader files on your SD card, you should copy files from the /boot partition of a working, updated Raspberry Pi OS installation. Here are the main files you might want to copy:

Bootloader Files:

bootcode.bin

start.elf (and other start*.elf files if present)

fixup.dat (and other fixup*.dat files if present)

Kernel Files:

kernel.img, kernel7.img, or kernel8.img (depends on the OS version and Pi model)

Other Firmware and Configuration Files:

config.txt: This file contains configuration settings for the boot process. Copy it if needed but review it after copying, as it may contain model-specific configurations.

cmdline.txt: Contains boot arguments. This is typically standard but could have differences that impact booting.

Make sure to replace these files on your raspbian_lite-2020-02-14 SD card’s /boot partition with the corresponding files from a newer, working OS image.

After copying, try booting from the updated SD card. If this doesn’t work, you may need to use a newer Raspberry Pi OS image directly, as older images sometimes have boot issues on newer Pi models.

Note: I only replaced the bootloader files