Having an unknown device pop up in the Device Manager can scare you, but it is nothing more than Windows not recognizing a device. Your device should be fully functional now and won’t be listed as an Unknown Device anymore. When the wizard is done installing, reboot your system for the changes to take effect.
After downloading the drivers, head to your Downloads folder, find the setup file and install them. From the manufacturer’s website, download the driver for your correct operating system. You should have your device and its manufacturer as a result of the search. The Hardware ID is used by the product’s manufacturer to be able to identify its device in the sea of hardware, and consequently, you can use it to do the same as well. What you should do is take the ID, copy it and do an online search for it. The first value is the Hardware ID of the device. Select Hardware Ids from the Property menu. 
In the window that opens, head to the Details tab.
Once you’ve found the device, right-click it, and select Properties from the dropdown menu. You will be presented with a list of devices attached to your system, and you will notice the Unknown Device with a yellow exclamation mark. Open Device Manager by pressing the Windows key on your keyboard and typing Device Manager, then open the result. Find the device driver using the Hardware ID
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