No Intel Adapters are present in this computer.

[Bandar_4]

I have came across this issue recently. When I try to install the driver for the network adapter it says "No Intel Adapters are present in this computer". And when I try to locate the Intel Adapter in the device manager I cannot find it. I have tried updating the BIOS to the latest version, also I have reinstalled Windows 10. Still I could not solve this issue. I do not think it is a hardware issue because when I plug in the ethernet cable the orange light starts blinking.

Rig Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 2700X
Motherboard: Asus ROG X470-F
Ram: Corsair 2x8GB 3000MHz
SSD/HDD: Kingston 120GB
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3GB
PSU: XFX 650W
Chassis: AeroCool Cylon
OS: Windows 10 64 bit

 

[Lutfij]

Please list your specs like so:
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Ram:
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GPU:
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ofc, I'm assuming you're working with a desktop and not a laptop. You might be on the wrong drivers to begin with. On another note, did you recreate your bootable installer using Windows Media Creation Tools to rule out a corrupt installer?

 

[SkyNetRising]

When I try to install the driver for the network adapter it says "No Intel Adapters are present in this computer".

1st - verify, that your system indeed has Intel network adapter. Check hardware specs of your system. You may be trying to install wrong drivers package.
2nd - chipset drivers may need to be installed first, before network adapter can be detected. So - install chipset drivers.

 

[Bandar_4]

Please list your specs like so:
CPU:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS:

ofc, I'm assuming you're working with a desktop and not a laptop. You might be on the wrong drivers to begin with. On another note, did you recreate your bootable installer using Windows Media Creation Tools to rule out a corrupt installer?

Yeah, I'm working with a dekstop. All the drivers I've installed are from the disk that was included with the motherboard. Also, I've tried to install the latest drivers from Asus and Intel website. In the following order: chipset, USB, audio, LAN.

 

[Bandar_4]

When I try to install the driver for the network adapter it says "No Intel Adapters are present in this computer".

1st - verify, that your system indeed has Intel network adapter. Check hardware specs of your system. You may be trying to install wrong drivers package.
2nd - chipset drivers may need to be installed first, before network adapter can be detected. So - install chipset drivers.

It has an Intel netowrk adapter, and the disk that was included with the motherboard has an Intel driver. All the drivers I've installed were in the disk, and I have tried installing latest versions, still it didn't work.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Then check BIOS settings. Intel LAN controller might be disabled.

 

[Bandar_4]

Then check BIOS settings. Intel LAN controller might be disabled.

It's enabled, I've tried disabling it then re-enable it.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Did Intel LAN work before?

May be it has died. Any thunderstorms in the area recently?

 

[Bandar_4]

Did Intel LAN work before?

May be it has died. Any thunderstorms in the area recently?

I've purchased the motherboard 2 days ago, it could be defective.

 

[smorizio]

in the bios make sure the nextwork adaptor not set to boot from network. reset your bios to factory default see if there a device using the same irq or memory range as the network port. look at the port make sure there no bent pins or the io shield shorting the port out.

 

[Bandar_4]

in the bios make sure the nextwork adaptor not set to boot from network. reset your bios to factory default see if there a device using the same irq or memory range as the network port. look at the port make sure there no bent pins or the io shield shorting the port out.

The netowrk adapter isn't set to boot from netowrk. I did reset BIOS to the default settings. I don't know how to see if there's a device using the same irq or memory range as the network port, if you could walk me through that step it'd be great. I don't think there are bent pins or the i/o shield (it's pre-mounted) is shorting the port out, if it did the orange light wouldn't light up.

 

[captaincharisma]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Bandar_4 : "An issue with the network adapter"

I have purchased a new motherboard, and it works just fine. However, I have an issue with the network adapter. The motherboard manual says it has an Intel Ethernet Controller I211-AT, I have tried adding network adapters through the add legacy hardware option in the device manager I could not find it. I managed to add I219-V, I218-V, I217-V from the disk that was included with the motherboard.

Rig Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 2700X
Motherboard: Asus ROG X470-F
Ram: Corsair 2x8GB 3000MHz
SSD/HDD: Kingston 120GB
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3GB
PSU: XFX 650W
Chassis: AeroCool Cylon
OS: Windows 10 64 bit

if the issue is that your OS is not detecting the network adapter (not showing up in device manager if your using windows) the first place to check would be your systems BIOS to see if is enabled. if not, then it may be defective

 

[Bandar_4]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Bandar_4 : "An issue with the network adapter"

I have purchased a new motherboard, and it works just fine. However, I have an issue with the network adapter. The motherboard manual says it has an Intel Ethernet Controller I211-AT, I have tried adding network adapters through the add legacy hardware option in the device manager I could not find it. I managed to add I219-V, I218-V, I217-V from the disk that was included with the motherboard.

Rig Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 2700X
Motherboard: Asus ROG X470-F
Ram: Corsair 2x8GB 3000MHz
SSD/HDD: Kingston 120GB
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3GB
PSU: XFX 650W
Chassis: AeroCool Cylon
OS: Windows 10 64 bit

if the issue is that your OS is not detecting the network adapter (not showing up in device manager if your using windows) the first place to check would be your systems BIOS to see if is enabled. if not, then it may be defective

It is enabled. I'm pretty sure if the mobo is defective, the orange light wouldn't blink constantly.

 

[captaincharisma]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Bandar_4 : "An issue with the network adapter"

I have purchased a new motherboard, and it works just fine. However, I have an issue with the network adapter. The motherboard manual says it has an Intel Ethernet Controller I211-AT, I have tried adding network adapters through the add legacy hardware option in the device manager I could not find it. I managed to add I219-V, I218-V, I217-V from the disk that was included with the motherboard.

Rig Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 2700X
Motherboard: Asus ROG X470-F
Ram: Corsair 2x8GB 3000MHz
SSD/HDD: Kingston 120GB
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3GB
PSU: XFX 650W
Chassis: AeroCool Cylon
OS: Windows 10 64 bit

if the issue is that your OS is not detecting the network adapter (not showing up in device manager if your using windows) the first place to check would be your systems BIOS to see if is enabled. if not, then it may be defective

It is enabled. I'm pretty sure if the mobo is defective, the orange light wouldn't blink constantly.

did you try downloading and installing the latest drivers for you motherboard from the asus website? in this case especially the latest chipset drivers?

 

[Bandar_4]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Bandar_4 : "An issue with the network adapter"

I have purchased a new motherboard, and it works just fine. However, I have an issue with the network adapter. The motherboard manual says it has an Intel Ethernet Controller I211-AT, I have tried adding network adapters through the add legacy hardware option in the device manager I could not find it. I managed to add I219-V, I218-V, I217-V from the disk that was included with the motherboard.

Rig Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 2700X
Motherboard: Asus ROG X470-F
Ram: Corsair 2x8GB 3000MHz
SSD/HDD: Kingston 120GB
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3GB
PSU: XFX 650W
Chassis: AeroCool Cylon
OS: Windows 10 64 bit

if the issue is that your OS is not detecting the network adapter (not showing up in device manager if your using windows) the first place to check would be your systems BIOS to see if is enabled. if not, then it may be defective

It is enabled. I'm pretty sure if the mobo is defective, the orange light wouldn't blink constantly.

did you try downloading and installing the latest drivers for you motherboard from the asus website? in this case especially the latest chipset drivers?

I did install the latest driver for the chipset as well as the LAN.