X121e HDMI output - how to enable?

Hi, I can't work out how to enable HDMI output from this laptop to my TV. On other laptops I've tried with the TV they respond to me plugging in the HDMI cable. On this one nothing happens. Also I can't see any obvious options to select HDMI output. The manual says press Fn F7 but when I select the external options there is no second monitor detected and again I can't see any options to select it. Any suggestions what to look at? Thanks, Pete.

I've tried another monitor and still no luck. Either there is some setting I'm missing for the Intel HD output, or I wonder if my HDMI output is faulty. Any ideas what to look for in the device manager or troubleshooting steps I can do? Thanks, Pete.

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