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The java JVM.dll uses in certain environments the MS dll MSVCR71.dll. When looking for this resource, does the JVM.dll look for it in certain locations in a proscribed order. For example, does it look for it in the current directory first, then some system directory?
Windows uses a documented search path to look for DLLs – Java probably uses that for the C runtime. (Any process may otherwise load a DLL from an arbitrary path in the filesystem security restrictions notwithstanding, but I don’t believe this is the case.)