Seemingly random BSOD - PFN list corrupt

TL-WN722N - Welcome to TP-LINK

TL-WN722N_V1_131113

I have windows automatic driver install disabled also.

Edit. atattched a pic of the setup exe i used

I wasn't prompted to, so i ran it a second time, restarting both after removing the current installation via device manager and removing the software, and restarted after running the setup again, I am still met with the 2011 driver

Edit. I have tried the update driver feature in device manager, and selected the win 7 64 folder with the 2013 files in it, and told by windows that the current driver is up to date

Sure! In the mean time, is there a way i can completely purge my PC of the old drivers and software, or should uninstall, delete drivers via device manager and remove programs be sufficient? I would hate for this to end up being due to me not being able to get rid of the old driver!

I downloaded and extracted the folder, sorry for the dumb question, but what am i doing with these files? As i didnt notice an exe.

I thought as much, but when i tried that and nothing happened i assumed i was meant to do something else!

Windows keeps telling me i am already up to date

I tried the same method of manually choosing drivers via device manager, this time using the 'driver files' folder from the tp-link website. And was greeted with this message. (second attachment, the driver now shows a different date, sadly still 2011)