eEye Digital Security

 Thanks guys. I have an inspection coming up so I'm having to stay on my toes for all the false positives in Retina. These guys love to nitpick from what I'm told.

 I deleted the registry key manually per microsoft KB but I'm still getting a hit in Retina for this Cat I. Did anyone have to do something besides backup and delete the registry key like the instructions said? This is a 32bit system, fyi Using the interactive method Click Start, click Run, type regedit in the Open box, and ...

Make sure you include the file name .msi in the source of the command. I got the same problem you did but once I added that it found the .msi file and extracted it.