Color differences between Import preview and image in Library

Hi folks,
when I try to import photos from my D200, theys show up in the bnright colors they should during the import dialog. But once they have been imported into the Library, they are all pale - no matter if it's NEF or DNG. I do not apply Auto-Tone during import. I shoot in sRGB.
I have no idea how to fix this, has anyone an idea what could be the cause? Help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance, and best regards!
Dan

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