@aurfalien If you are still on this quest. What we would need is the hardware id of this network adapter. You can get this from windows in the device manager. We would need the vend and device IDs.
If in linux then use lspci -nn to get the device IDs. They will be 2 sets of 4 character hex numbers within the square brackets separated by a colon. i.e. [8086:1b4e].
With that code we can see if there are standard linux kernel drivers for this network adapter.