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For HKey_Class_Root\CLSID I found the equivalent to be HKey_Current_User\Software\Classes\CLSID but looking in the registry I didn’t see ‘Record’ in the same location.
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What you see in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT actually is a merge of these two keys (and it depends on your permissions in which of these two branch new entries made under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT will be created).