Windows 10: Windows 10 Installation - We couldnt find any drivers

this is quite a long backstory so bear with me
so my windows was running smoothly for the past year or so,until like in august,when i started doing reinstalls every month. i did my first reinstall for this month on december first. it started lagging on christmas,abd i reinstalled it again on the 27th,but accidentally installed both 32bit and 64bit. as i use 32bit,i installed my programs,got files etc and then it started lagging again. about 2 days ago it crashed on me and i restarted it,only to be greeted with automatic repair,and then i was stuck in a loop of it. i tried fixing it with system restore - didnt work. i tried using command prompt and some bootmgr commands - also didnt work. so i decided to reinstall. i was greeted with the terms and conditions yadda yadda (i made my usb with the windows media creation tool) and i clicked on custom installation. i formatted a partition,waited for some minutes and then it said it couldn't be formatted. I pressed ok and then all my drives were gone,with the message that "no drivers were detected,please load driver software" - something like that.
now im quite stuck and i dont know what to do. if i could get any help finding out what my computer specs are if theyre needed,it would be very much appreciated. also,how could i fix this problem?

* i tried running cmd in the qindows install and listing the disks in diskpart and they all show with 0b

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Bluetooth Problem in WIndows 10

I have Dell Inspiron 15R 5010.

i installed windows 10 recently...

but i couldnt find any driver for bluetooth.

the i have is not compatible.

 

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After the latest update of windows 10 pro I can no longer get out of Airplane Mode. I even did a system restore yet under airplane mode I see

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Sounds like your hard drive went bad. That would explain why Windows was slowing down so quickly after having re-installed and it finally just died. I've got Windows installations running since July 2015 when Windows 10 first came out and not having slowdowns on it.

 

I believe your hard drive is gone. You would need to use/buy another one to test.