Windows 10: I was going through my recent changes in bios when I noticed a string of characters coming...

I was going through my recent changes in bios when I noticed a string of characters coming up as a recent change rather than something that I have actually changed. Could this be a uefi virus or bootkit virus? I have done ESET, Kaspersky, Malwarebytes and Windows Defender Scans. And nothing has come up so far, currently waiting on ESET scan which I will do both in safe mode w/ networking and in regular boot. I am unfamiliar with this kind of technology, so I am asking to be sure. I will upload a picture but I will not do it unless asked due to the potential security concerns of not knowing

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bios

Hi all i am new in this forum, i need meanings step by step of each item listed in the bios Phoenix-Award

 

Recent (Save Files) - Change Default Settings to OneDrive

Hello -
Thanks for the return. Before I undertake changing the Registry, I have a question.
The steps in my Registry, for my version of Windows 10, were a bit different, but I think I eventually got to the right spot.
The last step is to change the number of places you want to list in Recent Places. In my case, the default Max Display listed 50 as the number. So, if I were to change that number, how do I know the Save As page will be one of those places? Or, a similar question, will this registry change delete the tab Recent from my Save As page? This is what I would like to happen.
When I received my computer in Nov. 2016, the Recent tab was not listed in the Save As page. Something caused it to be added over time. Which brings me to this second question. Would there be any benefit in deleting the changed registry listing and reverting back to the default listing? See attachment.
Jerry

 

Strings and Linked lists in C++

You don't have to check every character yourself until it is a space, try using stringstream from C++'s standard library:

#include <sstream>

Create the stringstream object, initialise it with the input string, and then do a while loop as long as the stream has character (stringstream.good()) and perform a getline using ' ' (space) as delimiter, then add the string obtained from getline() to your linked list.

I can give you a sample completed code if you need it.

(Just to make it easier for you, getline() takes in input stream, string parameter to output line to, and optionally delimiter)