Hi tga1992.
It seems the file was fixed by the sfc tool (i.e., "sfc /scannow" launched from an elevated command prompt).
You can confirm it by re-running it (sfc tool).
You can check the tutorial about this particular file:
[Win8/8.1] GUIDE: CNBJ2530.DPB and prncacla.inf Corruptions
In my experience, that file will continue to corrupt itself on its own.
Even after a few of days.
If I were you, I'd ignore that error in the future.
To solve this problem on my own and in few seconds, I copied the file in another location and wrote a batch file to copy the backup to its default location (becoming the file owner, getting full access, replacing the file, giving ownership to trustedinstaller, removing permissions given to my user).
Another possible workaround is to remove all permissions to write the file: just read.
