That answer sadly had no answer to it. "Right" as determined ... how? A browser is not a professionally calibrated app, nor are the amateur video players. So because something looks "right" to you there doesn't mean it will then look good on any other computer or tv anywhere. Period.
Computers do not come with calibrated, professionally correct viewing systems. None. Unless you've bought a high-end rig built for video editing from Safeharbor or ... Puget Sound systems (or something like that ... can't remember their exact name). So saying colors are right in something that is not even designed to professionally manage color and wrong in PrPro indicates some work needing to be done to properly calibrate your system.
You note the issue came after updating to Win10 ... which does handle many things differently including video than Win7. Like many others, I'm running Win10 and having no issues whatever ... but then, I do calibrate my monitors, and I know the color space they are set for.
PrPro can have all sorts of glitches, certainly. However ... it's video color processing is rock-solid as designed. It would be delightful to have the ability to set color space for those running wide-gamut needs, similar to AfterEffects, if not as extensive as Resolve. But within the design of PrPro, it is dead-on Bt(Rec.) 709, sRGB, D-6500K 0-255 and the correct Gamma. When things look different outside, it is because what is outside is not Rec.709/sRGB/D-6500k/0-255 and correct gamma. Something of that chain is not set right.
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