OCX files are
Object
Control e
Xtensions for OLE. (Object Linking/Embedding.) Note the info
here on this file type, which lead me to
here where replacement files can possibly be obtained if you have no other source. (If you don't know where it came from.) Major search engines can help in locating the file.
It's likely it was loaded for some application or device you have. It's also likely, given the file type, that it's the cause or a major contributing factor of your problem.
Try replacing the file. Follow standard security measures, scan the file etc. Rename the old one first, just in case. If you can't do it while in windows, you'll have to replace it via raw dos.
Please post back with questions/results.
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