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It may also be the ActiveX Object's Class Id, for use in the system, to provide it's data when called from an app or apps. These are activeX controls, components and objects, registered within your own sysem, usually with an .ocx extension. As various weed files, from outside sources will do this too, to escape detection, but they don't usually create a directory, but activeX viruses can for the same purpose, basically a function library, like a .dll, that they can call at various times to do various things. Double Check it, it may be a support for a program, or system ActiveX component. If i is deleted, an unknown application, may be without it. Check the date the objects were created, and if you installed anyhting around then. If it's older, it may be a system ocx. Double check b4 delete.

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