Windows 10: Monitor (television) switches off again and again (win10)?

Hello, since I have Windows 10, my monitor or the TV I use as a monitor switches off again and again, or the communication breaks down.

This worked fine for windows 7 and only started when I installed win 10. It always happens by chance, without a reason. Sometimes every few minutes, sometimes after a few hours, very often at startup. And it has no way to make it work. It is like a guessing game. Sometimes it turns on again when I plug the Hdmi cable in and out, then again it doesn't. Sometimes when I turn off the monitor, sometimes not. If I just wait 10 seconds it works sometimes, but sometimes I wait 10 minutes and nothing happens. It is always random and has no known cause...

I have already, used a different Hdmi cable, reinstalled the computer, graphics driver is up to date, no energy saving mode options are in it.

At the start it always happens in the meantime. When I turn on my computer, the monitor doesn't show anything and I have to turn off and on my computer several times until it works. I am sure that it is not because of the contacts because the TV has 3 connections and with the graphics card it is always stable in it.

Here system data so that no one asks extra:

Windows 10

AMD readon RX 480

intel core i5 6500 3.20 ghz

Television set: panasonic tx-40axw634 (HDMI)

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