Problem with mac mini 2012 connection

Hello!I have a problem with my mac mini 2012 connection!The hdmi to hdmi connection working great at my mac mini!The thunderbolt(mac mini) to hdmi (display) is not working!But when i have the hdmi to hdmi cable and the thunderbolt to hdmi at the same time (my display have two hdmi output) works fine!!But when i unplug the hdmi to hdmi cable stop working the thunderbolt to hdmi!!Any solution for that??I want only the thunderbolt to hdmi connection!!

Whew, never heard of this problem yet!?
Is it possible the TB->HDMI is set to mirror the HDMI->HDMI screen?

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