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 I opened my disk in Gparted and all the partitions were flagged as 'msftdata' microsoft filesystems. Presumably leftover from their creation, and despite being reformatted during the install. Removing these flags from the Mint partitions has solved the problem install gparted open and select the drive and right click and uncheck msftdata

Install firefox then open this page https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/video-background-play-fix/ add this addon 

How can I activate call forwarding service? Call forwarding is a handset-dependent feature and is based on the handset compatibility. So, if your handset has this feature then you can activate it from the handset by going to Settings > Call > Advance settings > Call forwarding. Please note the navigation might differ on different handsets. Alternatively, it can be activated by dialling the following star codes and providing the 10 digit number for forwarding the calls: 1. Call forwarding Unconditional - *401*<10 digit number> 2. Call forwarding - no answer- *403*<10 digit number> 3. Call forwarding - busy - *405*<10 digit number> 4. Call Conditional call forwarding - not reachable-*409*<10 digit number>   example *409*8709063071   Do not add # USSD service do not work on 4g network

Step 1: Locate phpMyAdmin installation path. Step 2: Open  phpMyAdmin/config.inc.php  in your favourite text editor. Copy  config.sample.inc.php  to  config.inc.php  if it's missing. Step 3: Search for  $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'config'; Replace it with  $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'cookie'; if you get an error on login page make sure that when you create a new user hostname should be local.

This problem arises if you have converted from MBR to GPT partition and you have installed the OS in NON-UEFI mode so to solve this problem make a new bootable device with GPT and installed it in UEFI mode then the problem will be solved

This problem arises if you have converted from MBR to GPT partition and you have installed the OS in NON-UEFI mode so to solve this problem make a new bootable device with GPT and installed it in UEFI mode then the problem will be solved Apparently  fastboot  from windows 10 may be blocking the installer from peeking into EFI partition. Disable it from advanced power options. Disable secure boot. Run the installer again.