NOPE. i just fixed this problem, just follow my lead.
1) disconnect the ribbon cable going to the display on the display end.
2)turn on the laptop and press esc(recovery menu key) quickly and repeatedly
3)unplug the HDMI and Insert it again, now you should see the Recovery menu or BIOS menu
4)Now you can change.
Note: you can try without disconnecting the ribbon cable. But i did these steps only after disconnecting, so i don't know if it will work or not without disconnecting the ribbon cable. Let me know
Note 2: Note 1: you have to do these steps each time in order to see the BIOS. you can fix that by setting the External monitor as your primary monitor from windows or disconnecting the ribbon cable from the motherboard(not the...