Windows 10 Windows 10 won't boot up, please help

[VixMax]

Hi everyone,
Before 7 months I bought Asus Tuf Gaming FX505DY-BQ004 laptop, it has 256GB M.2 NVME SSD and 1TB 5400rpm HDD. It came without an OS, so I installed Windows 10 and installed all drivers and update for BIOS. I downloaded Windows 10 ISO file from Microsoft website using media creation tool (I have desktop PC) and make bootable USB, installed Windows 10 on M.2 SSD, everything went great, I installed some games and programs, I used it 6 months without any issue until one morning. So on evening I put some games to download via Steam (nothing unusual, I did that before), laptop was plugged in and working normally, then I want to sleep and in morning I got surprise. Laptop was in BIOS, in BIOS are listed my drives, but there is not anything on boot list, so I grabbed same bootable USB and tried installing Windows 10, in installation I tried to format SSD and delete all windows partition, but it won't delete or format, so I proceed with installation and got error "Windows could not set offline locale information. Error code: 0x80000010". I tried to wipe SSD with MiniTool partition wizard without success, as you can see I don't care for data on SSD, I have all data on PC and I can install programs again. SSD is GPT in case you're wondering. Then I made Linux Mint bootable USB and boot in Linux without problems, in Linux both disk are listed and fully working, fully readable and writeable. So I want Windows 10 running again on my M.2 SSD, HDD is out of question.
Please help me as soon as possible.

 

[VixMax]

Can you write how to do that or give me link, I searched but not found.

 

[Neemobeer]

delete partitions gparted - Google Search

 

[VixMax]

delete partitions gparted - Google Search

So, I run gparted and I got this error

 

[Neemobeer]

Did you run it with sudo?

 

[VixMax]

I just plug USB in laptop, boot gparted and I got these two screens popup immediately

 

[Josephur]

You can also press Shift+F10 while Windows 10 Setup is running before you get to the select target for install portion and do a diskpart, select the correct disk, and issue the clean command.

 

[VixMax]

I tri

You can also press Shift+F10 while Windows 10 Setup is running before you get to the select target for install portion and do a diskpart, select the correct disk, and issue the clean command.

I tried that and I also tried delete every partition individually using diskpart, without luck. Diskpart says that disk is clean successfully and show disk completely empty but when I proceed with windows installation I see those partition again

 

[Josephur]

Sounds to me like the drive is defective. The clean command cleans all partitions, and boot records etc. Nothing is left on the disk afterwards.

 

[VixMax]

It

Sounds to me like the drive is defective. The clean command cleans all partitions, and boot records etc. Nothing is left on the disk afterwards.

It should be like that. I don't how SSD is possibly defective, when I boot in Linux Mint live, I can access SSD and open or copy files without a problem, so I made copy of primary partition without problems, all files are correct in way that I can open files on other drive without problems