Asus Z97-A Intel onboard LAN driver not installing

Hi,
The onboard Intel I218-V Gigabit is not detected as such by Windows 10 but as a unknown Ethernet Controler.
It seems the Intel Controller is not detected because when installing the driver a message appears saying that no Intel Adapters are present on the computer.
Can someone help on this.
Thanks.
Regards,

Hi Bunker Hill,
Can you use Windows Update to search the appropriate driver for the unknown device?
Alex Zhao
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