Lenovo thinkpad W540 BSOD igdkmd64.sys

Hi,
several times a day the system has a blue screen igdkmd64.sys for  intel graphics driver , I could not update the driver for intel updater gives me error, I tried to find if lenovo have any update for this driver and I find nothing.
please help, and sorry for my bad English.

Download the latest Intel driver. The latest available one can be found here:
http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/downloads/Drivers/Intel/HD--and--Iris-Graphics/Serie-15.36....
Unpack this somewhere.
Force the driver install using Device Manager:
1. Device Manager
2. Right-click the Intel graphics card, update driver.
3. Browse my computer for driver software
4. Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer
5. Have Disk
6. Point this at the Graphics folder inside where you unpacked the above file.
7. You should see the list populate with the name of your graphics card.
8. Continue the driver install.
This bypasses the "computer does not meet requirements" issue the setup file usually complains about.
Note: Your brightness levels might change with this driver compared to the Lenovo driver.
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