Intel display driver crashes on S1 Yoga running 64-bit Windows 8.1

Whenever my machine comes out of suspend mode, the display driver crashes. It goes to a black screen for about 8 seconds then I get the error "display driver intel hd graphics drivers for windows 8 (r) stopped responding and has successfully recovered". The black screen is consistent but the error is occasional. I also got the error when performing a right click on the desktop to enter the display properties. I am running the most current driver for my graphics card and the most current BIOS version. After researching this problem online it appears that it is a known issue but the fixes I saw posted all included using an older driver from another manufacturer. Is there a better fix from Lenovo out there?

Hi @curtisa, @guigs2 and @rmcguigan,
Thanks for your responses.
I managed to get eWallet working correctly for 24 hours approx. by uninstalling Firefox, running CCleaner, deleting all Mozilla references on my system drive, scanned for virus using Win Defender, SuperAntiSpyware, and SpyHunter, (nothing reported) then again downloading and installing the current version of FF to "Program Files (x86)".
However next morning, it had failed again.
I checked the Windows event log and it shows an error with a Source of .NET Runtime. The application is eWallet.exe, Framework Version V4.0.30319, Exception Info SystemAccessViolationException.
I'm not sure what that all means, and would welcome any further suggestions.
Cheers
Steve

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