Color management on multiple monitors

Found the solution below on another webste and it worked for me.

"Go to "Edit"->"Color Settings" and change the Settings to "Monitor Color". For me it was set to "North America General Purpose 2". After changing it to "Monitor Color", I then had the same colors on both my monitors finally."

By @Laser Bones

Please don't post this into every available thread. Changing the working RGB color space to "Monitor Color" is just very bad advice.

Adrienn, 

I fully empathize, as I spent hours on this a few months ago and decided to revisit the issue, but still can't figure it out. Did you ever find a solution?
I agree that it is most definitely something within Adobe, particularly within Illustrator. Here's a screen shot of my external monitor with 2 different windows shown. My Chrome windows show as white, but my Illustrator window has a hazy, yellow cast to the artwork area only. However, if you look at the Illustrator toolbar, you can see that white shows as white. I would love to figure this out! I'm tired of having to move art back and forth to check colors! Even more interesting, is that I just discovered that the issue seems to only be on photographs. Look what happens when I change one of the shapes to white. The image (which is on a pale white/light gray marble background seen below) is tinted yellow but the shape is white.

Thank you very much for your quick reply, however, this article doesn't help me. The issue isn't with the monitors themself, but with the settings somewhere in the adobe programs.

Let me give you an example, I've found a picture of a color palette on the internet, and downloaded. It looks the same on both monitors (in the browser/preview programs etc.) But when I put it inside a document with Illustrator on the laptop (still looks correct) and then move the window to the external monitor, colors shift to yellow (only the document colors, the window of Illustrator doesn't). On the other way around, when I start the program on my external monitor, insert the pic of the color palette(still looks as it should be) and then move the window to my laptop, the document's colors shift to a blueish tone.

I've created a comparison of some screenshot, to make it more clear.
(Please, also notice that I'm completely aware that even the "correct" colors don't match on my laptop and my external monitor because my external monitor is calibrated, while my laptop isn't. I mirrored the images to make that more visible. But the real issue here is the color shift that I experience when I place the window on the other monitor. )