Bluetooth .reg doesn't work as expected

[Mahasvan]

This is how the directory structure looks like in Regedit

The .reg file exported from hackintool (latest)

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\BTHPORT\Parameters\Keys\7445ce7f0ad6]
"74d83e2b91a1"=hex:36,3c,59,29,ba,5d,ff,44,1b,37,6f,a0,7a,87,2d,c5
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\BTHPORT\Parameters\Keys\001b66c5fdce]
"74d83e2b91a1"=hex:8e,96,7b,21,c5,e3,71,77,63,2b,1d,14,f4,6c,5c,12

Applying this would make additional directories under Keys, which doesn't change the pairing key.

From my past memory and this post on Reddit, the .reg structure should be something like this

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\BTHPORT\Parameters\Keys\74d83e2b91a1]
"7445ce7f0ad6"=hex:36,3c,59,29,ba,5d,ff,44,1b,37,6f,a0,7a,87,2d,c5
"001b66c5fdce"=hex:8e,96,7b,21,c5,e3,71,77,63,2b,1d,14,f4,6c,5c,12

Is this an issue with Hackintool, or that how this is supposed to generate? The second codeblock successfully changes the pairing keys and I can use bluetooth devices in both Windows and macOS without having th re-pair.

[benbaker76]

It looks like I got the local and device addresses mixed up. Thanks for letting me know. Should be fixed in 3.7.3.

[Mahasvan]

Thank you, really appreciate you guys' work!