Color change with jpeg export

The color of the exported jpeg image is different from the color of images in Lightroom cc. The image is set to Adobe Standard in Lightroom. I export in sRGB. The exported jpeg image is darker and more saturated. I have a NEC of good quality screen that is regularly calibrated. Operating system is Windows 10.

What Viewer you use to display the exported JPG file? Microsoft software tends to be less assured than it should be.

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