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@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ The whole process comes down to **copying the pairing key** (a token that verifi
On Windows, the pairing key is located in your registry - but don't worry, we can access the registry entirely from within Linux.
![A screenshot of the Disks utility in PopOS, showing a 2TB volume with 4 partition, the largest one in the center containing a 2.0TB NTFS partition.](/img/image.png)
![A screenshot of the Disks utility in PopOS, showing a 2TB volume with 4 partition, the largest one in the center containing a 2.0TB NTFS partition.](/img/bt-pair-disks.png)
You'll need to make sure your Windows disk is mounted. Mine was super easy to mount, all through a nice comfortable GUI.
- Use the little triangular play button on the left and click it.