@SamsungASUS - Here you go, flash it back using flashrom method you dumped with - https://ufile.io/p37dhqvx
GPIO disabled, but the rest of the stuff you mentioned all visible + everything else too now.
GOP if you need to "Disable/Not-Use" you need to Enable Legacy modes for graphics/video, enable CSM, disable secure boot, choose OS Type Other

*** WARNING *** - This BIOS is user specific! If you are not user SamsungASUS at Win-RAID.com forum, DO NOT USE THIS BIOS!!
If you do, and you are not SamsungASUS, then you will loose your serial, UUID, OG NVRAM, and possibly LAN MAC ID as well.
You have been warned!!!

Hi Lost_N_BIOS, just tested the modded BIOS today, flashing went well and a lot of options appeared, so the good news is the BIOS mod works. The bad news is Windows 7 keeps on blue screening no matter if I enable legacy acpi settings or disable the internal graphics card. I'm sorry to say, but I think it's the Internal GOP that's causing the blue screens as I suspected, but I can't disable the settings in Internal GOP as all it says is grayed out Unknown Device and Unknown Driver. I was wrong and had misread the forum and remembered it was the Internal GOP that is the problem, again, sorry for the misunderstanding. So, I was wondering if you could disable the Internal GOP for me, or if you don't want to do that, make an option visible to disable the Internal GOP. Again, sorry for the misunderstanding and inconvenience.

@SamsungASUS - Thanks for report back, and great to hear the BIOS works well (I spent hours doing that manually on this one!)
GOP area in the BIOS (Advanced >> GOP Submenu) as I mentioned is not a settings place, this only shows information about GOP/graphics devices sometimes, when it's properly coded, which it's usually not, so generally always hidden by manufacturers
I told you how to disable GOP, load everything in legacy mode, and then GOP cannot be loaded or used. I can remove the GOP vBIOS module from the BIOS, and your graphics card possibly to, if you want? But, I doubt this has anything to do with the issue though, but you can try and see

OP if you need to "Disable/Not-Use" you need to Enable Legacy modes for graphics/video, enable CSM, disable secure boot, choose OS Type Other << this most important, but also set the rest.
Then, once above is applied, only legacy vBIOS can be used from Internal/onboard graphics or from your PCIE graphics card

Are you using PCIE graphics card? If yes, what is it's model? Dump it's vBIOS with GPU-z, little arrow in a box under the brand logo in top right corner, then send to me.
Did you test Win7 install with settings as mentioned above, but with only onboard graphics, with no PCIE graphics card installed? If not, test this, and then if it fails, the issue has nothing to do with GOP as that would be disabled

* Edit - Here is same BIOS but with EFI AMD GOP Driver - 2.7.0.0.0_signed << Removed >> https://ufile.io/yc9kfo9n
Send me your vBIOS and I will make you a vBIOS that has GOP removed too, so it's all Legacy only
Or just boot with old PCI graphics card, or onboard graphics only << With that, and this BIOS, now it's not possible to boot UEFI mode due to GOP removed, so be sure you set everything to legacy or you wont see anything on screen

Lost_N_BIOS, very sorry to report back and hope I'm not stressing you out, but the Unknown Device and Unknown Driver grayed out options are still in the Internal GOP menu and Windows 7 still blue screens. I don't use an external graphics card, I use the onboard graphics card as even with the external graphics card Windows 7 still blue screens. Maybe is there no way to disable Internal GOP without sending you a vbios dump?
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BTW, if Internal GOP is removed completely, can I still install Windows 7 in UEFI/CSM mode or will I not be able to use UEFI at all even with CSM?

Sorry, but I tried to save vbios with GPU-Z, and it said BIOS reading not supported with my graphics card, which is the integrated Ryzen graphics. You still think it's possible to remove GOP completely from the BIOS without the vbios dump as it doesn't work on GPU-Z?

@SamsungASUS - That is normal about that section of the BIOS, as I mentioned this is rarely coded correctly, and is only information section about graphics cards.
If it's bothering you I can hide it, I should have left hidden anyway, it's never of use by anyone for anything, and has nothing to do with internal graphics ever. This is nothing to do with what you think it is
vBIOS dump only applies to PCIE graphics card. I removed the UEFI/EFI vBIOS/GOP from this BIOS, so you now cannot boot UEFI mode with internal graphics, due to GOP is removed.
You can use PCIE in UEFI mode, or internal graphics in UEFI mode with CSM enabled IF you set VGA Support to Auto on Boot page. In such cases, you will not see anything at POST (no Full screen Logo) until windows loads.

Yes, you cannot dump BIOS vBIOS with GPU-z, only PCIE card vBIOS. I already have vBIOS from within the BIOS, it's in the BIOS, so I don't need dump
Nothing to do there anyway, I cannot remove vBIOS or you wont be able to boot/see anything on screen with onboard graphics. GOP is already removed completely from the BIOS, so if you still have problem with Win7 while using onboard graphics ONLY, it has nothing to do with this.

Sorry, but I'm still able to boot Windows 10 in UEFI mode with CSM support, but I can't boot Windows 7 in UEFI mode with CSM support. And I'm still confused about not being able to boot in UEFI mode, are you saying without the Internal GOP I won't be able to boot into UEFI without CSM or I won't be able to boot into UEFI mode at all? And I believe I already tried to put the VGA support to AUTO instead of EFI Driver, still blue screened. I'm not trying to make things difficult, and sorry if I am, but it just doesn't make sense that Internal GOP is removed and Windows 7 blue screens, and I don't really understand if not being able to boot into UEFI means UEFI without CSM or UEFI in general.

@SamsungASUS - I am sorry as well, I am not a OS install pro, only BIOS editing is my specialty. You cannot boot to Win10 in UEFI Mode with secure boot enabled and CSM disabled, or with CSM enabled but with graphics set to UEFI/EFI mode, this is what I meant, due to GOP is removed from this BIOS (the last BIOS I sent you, not the first one)
If you cannot install Win7 with the last BIOS I sent you, in Legacy mode (OS Type other, secure boot disabled) with CSM enabled or disabled and VGA Support set to Auto/legacy, then this and or GOP has nothing to do with the current Win7 install issue. There is NO GOP in that BIOS, so it cannot be part of the issue.

GOP = Used to UEFI Boot - If removed, as it is in last BIOS I sent you, this = you cannot boot and have display functions when VGA Support EFI/UEFI and/or Secure Boot enabled and CSM disabled, because there is no GOP module there to load for display function
vBIOS = Used to Legacy boot, also used in UEFI mode when CSM enabled and VGA Support set to Auto/legacy

Drop 1st BIOS I sent you in UBU then compare that to 2nd BIOS I sent you dropped in UBU, you will see GOP is removed from the onboard video section and only orom vBIOS remains (legacy)
My guess is this has nothing to do with, or is at least not the only/current issue with your win7 install attempts. If you feel it is part of the issue, it's removed now so that part of the problem is resolved, move onto next suspect culprit to try and sort it out.

Alright, I'll try a few more times, this time I'll set VGA Support to Auto.
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You were right, it's either the motherboard, BIOS, or CPU that's the problem. Windows 7 kept on blue screening and I don't know why. As of right now, the computer parts are of no use to me, and I'll just give my parts to one of my parents, because I can't get the motherboard to work. I just have one more request, can you restore the Internal GOP settings and have IDE mode show up or enabled on the sata controller as both my parents have IDE mode already enabled on the sata on their current computers? Sorry that I asked for stuff that doesn't work, all I ever wanted was to have a second modern computer with Windows 7, guess that was too much to ask for.

@SamsungASUS - Yes, VGA Support MUST be set to Auto on that last BIOS I sent you with GOPREM, otherwise CSM enabled may set/invoke same thing, not 100% sure, but no matter what GOP/UEFI VGA/Display can't be used as it's not in there anymore.
You're going to have similar issues with MANY modern boards and Win7, they (Intel/AMD/Microsoft) are forcibly removing older OS and old hardware support
If you need some AMD 4xx series board that supports Win7, search around in google about Win7 install on it, before you decide on a model, there may not be any

For "GOP" added back, use BIOS I sent you first time, post #16. IDE?? Surely this board does not have IDE, correct? Sorry, I didn't look at the board images or specs, just assumed
If your parents are using Win7 now, and have BIOS currently set to IDE mode, what CPU type are they using Intel or AMD? If Intel, I can show you registry changes to make, to allow you to then switch BIOS from IDE/AHCI/RAID etc without issue.
Anyway, IDE mode should be visible in the BIOS to you already, at least it looks that way when I checked the BIOS, but I may not be looking at same area you are? Please show me image of where you are looking at the SATA controller with only AHCI/RAID option in the BIOS.

When I was trying to edit the BIOS with AMIBCP, I saw some options for IDE SATA mode, but I could never get them because I don't know how to mod AMI BIOSES. And I have pictures where all SATA options only show AHCI and RAID, and there was only one menu that said IDE configuration.

@SamsungASUS - I am talking about in the BIOS itself, nothing to do with AMIBCP. I did not download above package, what is that? If it's AMIBCP images, I do not need, show me the BIOS where you set AHCI/RAID

It's the BIOS pictures showing multiple SATA menus and options. You should know I always try to follow directions.

OK, thanks. It's not possible to enable IDE modes in this BIOS due to the SATA control config area of Advanced in removed from the BIOS, what you see at bottom on left in AMIBCP is not options for this BIOS/ not used / can't be used etc.
All other areas you showed, do not have IDE as an option. So, this board is not compatible for anything you want. Best to flash to BIOS at #16 and install windows 10 in normal AHCI mode on this and use that way, or give to someone to use that way, or return or resell
This motherboard model is just not made for you

Look, sorry if I sound a little snappy or rude, I'm not trying to be, it's just I had a really emotional day today with the motherboard and Acer laptop not working at all, and I also had my mother yell at me. Sorry if I was rude, wasn't trying to be.