4.81 GB for Intel Network drivers?

My PC has One Intel 1219-V Ethernet device on it's ASUS B660-M motherboard. But my boot drive has 4.81 GB of space devoted to "Intel Network Connection Drivers". The latest download of Intel network drivers (from the Sticky list above) says it is for a whole bunch of different driver models, one of which is mine. So is there a way to install just the driver I need and get back all the disk space sucked up by the drivers I don't use or need?

You could uninstall the network connection driver package then install the package found (Drivers Only) within this page.

Looks good - thanks. I'll try that right after my next Macrium backup.

(But assuming it does work OK I'll have to make another backup to save even more space on my backup disk.)

you could place the Intel driver package on to a USB stick and then update with the required drivers that you need.
that way the drivers are separately stored on the USB and take no disk space.

just a thought, best of luck, Steve ..

When you say 4.81 GB of space devoted to "Intel Network Connection Drivers", I'm not sure where exactly you are seeing this space.
If what you are asking is how to clear out old outdated drivers in driverstore folder, I use driverstore explorer. Much of the time, especially with Intel , when a new driver is installed, either the user or an automatic update of Intel graphics and networking adapters will not check the box for a clean install of the new driver, thereby leaving the old drivers in driverstore. Over time, these old drivers do add up. The last time I used Driverstore Explorer I cleaned off 10 old wireless drivers.
Driverstore Explorer is a standalone app. Just click on RAPR.exe and run as administrator. Within the app click "select old drivers" and old drivers will be highlighted. You can see screenshots on download page. Be very careful using it. Also know that once an old driver is removed you can no longer rollback to that driver.