MBSA 2.3 Reporting SQL 32-bt instance is running in mixed mode when it is set to Integrated

I have SQL Server 2008 R2 64-bit installed. I just finished running MBSA 2.3 it is saying that the 32-bit instance is running in mixed mode. I only have one instance installed (64-bit). The 64-bit is set to Windows Authenticated.
How to I fix this finding?

Hi,
What is output of below
SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('IsIntegratedSecurityOnly')
GO
EXEC MASTER.SYS.XP_LOGINCONFIG 'LOGIN MODE'
Did you restarted SQL Server service after changing Authentication mode
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Post Author: slk35psu
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Hi.
[Crystal Reports version 11.5.9.1076]
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DECLARE @DROP_INDEXES varchar(200)
DECLARE @DTS_PKG varchar(200)
DECLARE @CREATE_INDEXES varchar(200)
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BEGIN
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process='drop indexes'
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BEGIN
update
WH_DATA_LOAD_STATS set time_ended=getdate(), status='success' where
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IF @rc <> 0
BEGIN
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WH_DATA_LOAD_STATS set time_ended=getdate(), status='failed' where process='DTS
pkg'
END
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BEGIN
update
WH_DATA_LOAD_STATS set time_ended=getdate(), status='success' where
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END
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insert into WH_DATA_LOAD_STATS (time_started, process)
values (getdate(), 'create indexes')
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update WH_DATA_LOAD_STATS
set time_ended=getdate(), status='failed' where process='create indexes'
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update
WH_DATA_LOAD_STATS set time_ended=getdate(), status='success' where
process='create indexes'
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process='update statistics'
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update
WH_DATA_LOAD_STATS set time_ended=getdate(), status='success' where
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minutes.' AS "REPORT"
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RETURN
go

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