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It’s likely just a missing Bluetooth driver, given they’re sharing the same antenna setup.
You really ought to head over to the manufacturer's website and grab the specific drivers designed for this hardware.
It’s exactly what Andrew Peterson2 was saying.
Hard drives don't last forever; they just eventually give up the ghost. And honestly? Those symptoms you're seeing are textbook signs of a dying drive.
Your best bet is to either burn a bootable disc with some diagnostic software to confirm your suspicions, or just pull the drive out entirely and test it on a different machine.
If that drive is actually hitting an error, you aren't going to be able to fix it. You'll just have to grab whatever data you can still salvage before it's gone for good, and then go buy a new one.