Sorry everyone my tester free handed the report and typo'ed the statement

5 - %SystemRoot%\system32\regina.exe: Failed
It should have been 5 - %SystemRoot%\system32\regini.exe: Failed

anywany in one verions it reports for 5 - %SystemRoot%\system32\regina.exe but 
in the newer version it does not.

sorry --John
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> Hello Everyone I have a question about  the check for the file regini.exe
> 
> In version 
> # Title: SP 800-68: Guidance for Securing Microsoft Windows XP Systems for IT 
> Professional
> # Version: 0.90
> # Profile: FDCC-Desktop
> # Description: This profile represents guidence outlined in Federal Desktop 
> Core 
> Configuration settings for Desktop systems.
> 
> The  checks is for "%SystemRoot%\system32\regini.exe"
> 
>  but the report comes out as
> 5 - %SystemRoot%\system32\regina.exe: Failed
> 
> ACL(s) to remove:
> [0]Administrators(1-5-32-544)
> type: Allow
> Apply to: "This object only"
> Inheritance: "not inherited"
> Permission: "Special"
> Rights:
> "list folder / Read data"
> "write attributes"
> "read extended attributes"
> "create files/write data"
> "delete"
> "take ownership"
> "transverse folder / execute file"
> "delete subfolder and files"
> "read permissions"
> "change permissions"
> "create folders/append data"
> "red attributes"
> 
> With the below version
> # Title: SP 800-68: Guidance for Securing Microsoft Windows XP Systems for IT 
> Professional
> # Version: 0.90
> # Profile: FDCC-Desktop
> # Description: This profile represents guidence outlined in Federal Desktop 
> Core 
> Configuration
> # settings for Desktop systems.
> #
> # $Revision : 1.2 $
> #
> # $Date : 11/28/07
> #
> the audit file checks
> "%SystemRoot%\system32\regini.exe"
> but i'm not getting a pass or fail 
> 
> The first version failed the wrong file "%SystemRoot%\system32\regina.exe: 
> Failed" when it checked for "%SystemRoot%\system32\regini.exe" and the new 
> version doesn't report on it at all.
> I've verified that the regini.exe file is on the target system and on the 
> system32 directory.
> 
> best regards --John

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