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its your drivers...either for you mobo or your graphics driver is corrupted...uninstall video driver, reinstall a clean driver...if you have nvidia...when installing, you have an option of how to install....express or custom...choose custom and select advance options...check the box that says...clean install...then install it....when i went from win7 pro to win 10 pro, i had the same problem....that fixed it.,.....you also could go to windows update make sure everything is updated....bottom line is...all my games on steam work plus the ones i own off steam...win 10 is not the issue here.
Power supply or over heating.
Ignore everyone else. Windows doesn't shut down because of a game, it would crash. A hard shutdown is absolutely a hardware related issue.
? Have played several games on Windows 10 now, some of them being Act of Aggression, MGSV: Phantom Pain, Mad Max, The Witcher 3 and a myriad of others. No issues on the OS side of the house. Plus onto that I've found Windows 10 to be more efficient and stable and hardy then Windows 8.1 which I last had. It's also a less intrusive OS and does most updates and tasks in the background without interrutpion to ones self.
Guess you didn't read the FAQ, where it is stated to never run Steam on Administrator mode.
Some misinformed people keep sugestion it, but it shouldn't be done, this comes straight from Valve, if you don't believe me, check the FAQs yourself.
Even though it fixed your problem, it's probably not the source of the problem.