Windows 10: PC Display Turns off After 10 Minutes of Restarting and Using PC

I have an going issue where my PC Display turns off after 5-10 minutes of restarting and using the PC. Motherboard = ASUM Prime x70 ProVideo Card = Radeon RX VegaI've swapped out the display, HDMI, Display port cords, power cord to the PC. Everything but the power supply and video cards. I've seen SOME responses where this could be an issue with the video card itself? I am trying to avoid throwing parts at the issue and looking to see if there is a diagnostic I can run on either the Motherboard and/or GPU. Thank you for any insight you can provide.PNW

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Pc turns on, but will not display anything

So as the title says my pc will now turn on, but it will not display anything on the monitors. i have tried one and both monitors.

list of what i have tried

putting my video card into my dads computer.
resetting cmos by taking bat out for 10-15min


thats all i have tried but it worked before i had turned it off from it being plugged into my tv.

I don't know what to do again, Arg i am starting to hate pc's i want a mac so bad now.......

thanks for the help in advance.

 

Display does not turn off when pc is idle

Just did all the suggestions. Did not work. Display does not turn off.

This issue was from the beginning when I downloaded Win 10. I had Win 8.1 and the display always turned off as I set it.

My pc is HP Pavilion Touchsmart 23 all-in-one. According to "checking for updated drivers on display and monitors", I always get the response that the drivers currently installed are the correct ones.

 

Remote desktop causing "Your PC will automatically restart in 1 minute"

I am experiencing this problem as well and it is a MAJOR ISSUE which I don't feel is being given the proper level of response. As best I can tell it has a series of easy reproducible steps.

• Configure a Windows 10 PC so that it has a blank password and boots directly to the desktop on bootup.
• Attempt to RDP to the Windows 10 PC with the blank password from another requesting Windows PC.
• Immediately receive a 1-minute shutdown message on the requesting PC.
• Observe the requesting PC automatically restart within 1 minute, losing any work that wasn't able to be saved within the 1 minute.

This alarming behavior is almost virus-like and puts any computer at risk of being unexpectedly shutdown by simply requesting a RDP session with a Windows 10 PC using a blank password.