Sometimes such situations arise when physically necessary file with MSCOMCTL.OCX dll is on your computer but a program continues to demand it. Most used libraries, such as MSCOMCTL.OCX, are traditionally being prescribed in 'system32' directory of 'Windows' section, while more rare, necessary only for specific program products - MSCOMCTL.OCX are located in an application software itself directory, and can be easily deleted by its deinstallation.

A program product can use MSCOMCTL.OCX dynamic libraries without using any unnecessary random-access memory, loading these libraries queued-sequential when it needs them. Thus even with a printer switched on, DLL that contains its driver will not be executed until the text sent on the printing. If static library variants are already being loaded on the program execution stage, then dynamic libraries are capable to be easily kept on a disk drive and wait just for their own execution moment. Possibility of carrying out repeatedly iterative code beyond an executable program has excited programmers for a long time.

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