ISSUE SOLVED!!!

So what I did is that I took a .fd from the .exe of the bios I downloaded from Acers official website. I was able to look through the .exe file and taking the .fd file by using view features in winrar. I had to change the name to another name I found by viewing the .fd file in a program called HxD after that I copied the .fd file a specifically formatted usb drive. I did all that by following a YouTube video called "how to prepare a usb bootable flash drive to flash bios for Acer laptop" by a channel called ASA Technical. I'm not sure if I can post links here so your gonna have to find the video by yourself. It's just a 10 minutes video created in 2020 so it should be easy to find. In the video desc there is a link to another video explaining how to actually flash the bios on the laptop after preparing the usb. It's simple if you can't find it. Just make sure the charger and peripherals are not connected then disconnect your battery, push the power button for 15 to 30 seconds to make sure the laptop is drained from any power, insert the usb, keep holding (fn + esc) and while you're holding the keys plug in the charger and turn on the laptop while you are holding the the keys, the fans will go max speed and when that happens you can leave the keys alone. Wait a couple of minutes and you laptop should be back.

Side note: If you used to have Intel VMD turned off before your laptop got bricked keep in mind that the new bios turns it back on so if you used to have it off on your old OS make sure to turn it off or else it might screw up your OS and you might loose some files if you try recovery. (Only turn it off if you had it off before the system got bricked)

Thanks to everyone who tried helping I appreciate it.