Microsoft wireless display adapter not connecting to Surface Pro 3

I would like to thank everyone for their participation in this thread, it was very helpful in getting this problem fixed.  I did end up going to the Microsoft store and a very helpful employee by the name of Eric helped in getting the MWDA working.  For the benefit of everyone experiencing this, I would like to relate my full story, and it is very interesting, but long, and if you would like to skip it to find the solution, please go to the end of this and I will have it in the last paragraph in bold.

I had been several days trying to get the MWDA connected to a new Visio 55" 4K TV and the same problem of it showing it was "connecting" and then after several black screens, the TV would revert back to the "ready to connect" status.  I was able to get a Samsung Note 3 to connect, so I knew it wasn't the TV.  So I decided to take it to the Microsoft Store and see what they could do.

I have to say, after I told him what was happening, Eric was very confident he would be able to get me connected.   A different problem occurred though, my Surface Pro 3 would not turn on.  He tried everything for about 5 minutes and eventually, I was able to get it booted  (this had started to happen, but usually after holding the power button for about a minute and pressing other keys, it would boot).  Well, we then tried to connect three times to a Dell 28" 4K monitor and it failed each time as it always did for me.  He suspected that the problem might be with it not wanting to power up, and considered that I had a hardware problem.  He checked on "error" messages and found the "cores" of the processor were limited to only 5% at each attempt to connect to the MWDA, which confirmed to him that something was failing in the Surface Pro 3.  He offered to replace it and do a "mirror" image onto a new Surface Pro 3, but it would take about 4 hours.  I told him to do that and he called back in about 3 hours and said the new Surface Pro 3 was doing the same thing as my old one. 

Eric had completely read this thread, called Microsoft Support, and was convinced it had something to do with Kaspersky Pure 3.0, and wanted to uninstall it from the new "mirrored" Surface Pro 3.  I told him to wait and I would be there in 30 minutes.  We both worked together on it and we used my old Surface Pro 3 as a guinea pig (I didn't want to remove Kaspersky as I had all of my passwords in their password manager and I wasn't sure if I could get them back easily).  So on the old Surface, he started removing programs.  First the Kaspersky, then Acronis, then Dragon Naturally Speaking, and he also went into "processes" and disabled everything he could see that might affect the MWDA.  Still no connection after each process, and he tried one more thing, he removed the Intel(R) HD Graphics display adapter, and rebooted.  He tried again, and it connected to their monitor at the store.

He then went into Device Manager and removed the "Intel(R) HD Graphics Family" display adapter, and immediately rebooted the new Surface Pro 3(that still had everything on it "mirrored" from my old Surface, so nothing else was removed), and it connected first try after reboot.  It also connected at home to the Visio 4K TV and the picture is amazing, compared to my old TV that I would connect with a HDMI cable.  So hopefully his fix will help some, as it appears there may be multiple issues that could cause this to happen, but for me, it took removing the Intel Display Adapter to fix the problem.