Adobe RGB and SRGB don't match!

I realized I have been editing in Adobe RGB and the color settings as "Optimize for printing". I need to switch it to Srgb (which defaults to "Optimize for computer screens". When I do this though, all my RAW files look washed out and dull compared to before and also when compared to what they look like in-camera. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, and the same thing happens. I also talked to the tech people where I bought my computer and they said it's not anything wrong with the monitor or pc. Anyone know whats going on?

Hi,
This is because the gamut of Adobe RGB is greater than SRGB.
Have you try to use the Image -> Convert Color Profile -> Convert To sRGB Profile
For info look at: Photoshop Elements Help | Setting up color management

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