'The software requires dvrocx.ocx which isn't included anymore.'ĭvrocx.ocx-related OCX problems, sometimes related to Third-Party Application, occur during startup / shutdown, while a dvrocx.ocx-related program is running, or rarely during Windows install process.As a result, the page may not display correctly.' 'One or more ActiveX controls could not be displayed because either: 1) Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page, or 2) You have blocked a publisher of one of the controls.Please debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent DLL files.' 'Missing or broken reference to the file dvrocx.ocx.'.'dvrocx.ocx Runtime Error 339 - Incorrect registration.'.'dvrocx.ocx registration failed: specified module missing.'.

'Component dvrocx.ocx or dependency incorrectly registered: file missing or invalid.'.

Dvrocx.ocx File SummaryĪ majority of dvrocx.ocx problems derive from a corrupt or moved dvrocx.ocx. Test the outcome of your replaced file by opening Third-Party Application and seeing if the error message is still being triggered. In some rare cases you might need to contact Windows Software Developer directly for the correct file version you need.Įven though most problems related to errors assocated with dvrocx.ocx should be fixed if placed in the correct directory, you should carry out a quick test to confirm. Certain files (such as dvrocx.ocx) may not be available currently in our directory for download, but can be requested via the 'Request' button below. We offer several file versions of dvrocx.ocx below for %%os%% and several Windows releases. As a supplemental troubleshooting step, we highly recommend cleaning up any invalid file path and OCX file extension references that could contribute to creating these dvrocx.ocx error messages. If your OCX file is suffering from one of those troubles, replacing it with a fresh file should resolve the issue. How To Fix Dvrocx.ocx Not Registered / Missing ErrorĬommonly, a corrupt or missing dvrocx.ocx Object Linking and Embedding control (also known as an ActiveX control) cause these Third-Party Application-related OCX errors.

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