Once I installed the software on the Pi and booted it up they remained off, however as soon as i added the HAT rev 10 board in the hardware page they all went to on (high)

After a couple of hours of playing around and troubleshooting the issue I found the below:

If I set the logic to positive and supply 3.3v from GPIO17 (directly on the pi) to the VCC - instead of the normal 5V it will work, However i am finding this a bit strange and not very comfortable doing so as i would need to solder directly to the board and cant use the header. What is also strange is that if i use the header on the actual board, that is marked as GPIO17 it wont supply the voltage.

Another strange thing is that if i unplug the relay and leave only the GND and VCC plugged in, relay will go to low. As soon as i connect one of the relays it switches on immediately. To me this means that for some strange/unknown reason its supplying some signal/voltage (4.29v) constantly on the GPIOs 5/6/12/13 and cant seem to switch it off in any way.

Any help on the above will be greatly appreciated :) :)

I hope the above made a bit of sense, cause when I re read it, I actually managed to confuse myself haha

(Images of hardware below)