Yellow tint; How to export

Hi I have two very important questions,
1. When I open a picture with white background in Photoshop, Picasa, Windwos Viewer, or online, the background is white. When I open it in lightroom, it's got a yellow tint, like a ight sepia effect, and some bloom or other effects seem to be applied to the image. While this is certainly a nice effect, I would like to know how to turn this on/off.
2. When I right click a picture and click export, no post-processing (everything I did under "Develop") is saved along with the image, I only get the original picture. I know that LR works with virtual copys/Catalogs and only saves metadata thus not actually editing my original. But still how do I apply the changes I made in LR? I even tried exporting a catalog and a web slideshow, but always only the original picture gets exported. I shoot in RAW (CR2) format.
Please help me!

Thank you Jao vDL, that was indeed the problem!
By the way I have a Samsung monitor. I searched the internet and it seems many people have problems regarding this
wit their monitor drivers.
Samsung-1
I just used the AdobeSRGB .icm instead.

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