Windows 10: Corrupted drive while trying to dualboot linux

I was trying to install Linux mint I put my hdd as my efi system partition and formatted it to ext4 it says my files are there but I can't click on it says no access formatting it back doesn't work either and it's still nuts please help

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Bluetooth and dualboot with Linux

I have a common web-developer setup: dualboot of Linux (Arch) for work and Windows for entertainment. And I have bluetooth headphones (Sennheiser HD1 Wireless), that can bee connected to two devices. But there is a problem.

If I pair my headphones on windows, they are not recognized anymore on the linux. If I "unpair" them on linux and reboot into windows, it's not being recognize on windows anymore (so I have to unpair again and re-find the device again). I have been doing
that for 6 months and it has become .. emm ... mildly infuriating.

It feels like I have each OS using the same bluetooth "device id" but using a different "secret" for connection.

So, I have to options:

• change the device ID in one operating system (same way as MAC addresses for network adapters)
• make sure that both OSes use the same "secret"

Is one of these options available on Windows (what I have a legal 10 Home version ... or non-professional version)? Or should I try to fix this on the Linux side? Are there any tutorials for this you can link me to? Or some google keywords?

Buying second pair of headphones is NOT a good option.

 

linux games

im going to try linux and probably do dualboot along with xp. the point that the damn linux cant use directx so i must use open gl games but i dont know which games from this list use it so pleas help.

games: diablo 2, morrowind, need for speeds, etc( more to come to the list of games i wanna play on linux *Wink )

 

linux games

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