This usually points to a monitor color-profile issue rather than a problem with your image files. Photoshop is color-managed, so it relies heavily on the ICC/display profile assigned to each monitor. If one display has a bad, corrupt, or inappropriate profile, Photoshop can look wrong on that screen even when the images seem fine elsewhere.

What to do:

• Check which color profile is assigned to the affected monitor.
• Try resetting it to a standard/default profile temporarily to test.
• Recalibrate that monitor if possible.
• Use a hardware monitor calibration tool for the most reliable match across displays.

In multi-monitor setups, it’s also common to choose one best-calibrated display as the main editing screen.

So the key fix is to inspect and correct the color management/profile for that specific monitor.