Windows 10: My computer bricked because I tried to reset it?

Hi I have an Acer Aspire F15 which I gave to my brother recently. For his birthday I thought it would be cool to upgrade the wifi card since the original one is a few years old and not nearly powerful enough to maintain the speeds it should while he's on Zoom for class, gaming, etc. However, after I installed the card, I realized I didn't install the drivers for it (it's a Killer card). I thought it was no biggie and that I could find a workaround after. The computer didn't recognize the card, and even worse it said the battery was not detected. After trying several online "fixes" we decided a hard reset was the best course of action, as the keyboard and trackpad were not working, except for the power button. Resetting it though, caused it to completely brick and BSOD immediately after logging in, with a "SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION" error along with wdf01000.sys. Can anyone help me or will I have to get my brother a lot more than a new wifi card?

TL;DR: I messed up and didn't install drivers for a new wifi card I was installing. Somehow this caused my laptop to fail to recognize the battery and the card. After a hard reset, it BSODs after logging in with errors SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION and wdf01000.sys. Please help

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Thank you john for all of your help i decided to get the usb my computer came with and factory reset it i didnt have anything that personal or valueable so its ok thanks for the help though i appreciate it