2015/12/28
Fixed an issue that is no longer started in Windows 2000.
Have you started from the command prompt, to the determination of whether to launch it by double-clicking the executable file,
to use the GetConsoleProcessList (), but had been changed in the update of the 2015/10/17,
which is in Windows 2000 It does not seem to be supported.
This time, it was to be used to load the GetConsoleProcessList () in LoadLibrary ().
If you can not load, it is as determined in a different way. Currently, the path pointed to by the environment variable COMSPEC is C: is fixed to COMMAND.COM. On top of that, the application that runs on MS-DOS Player is C: When attempting to access a COMMAND.COM, has become to be redirected to the path of the actual COMMAND.COM. The path of this fact of COMMAND.COM, it was able to be specified in the environment variable MSDOS_COMSPEC. MSDOS_COMSPEC itself is not recognized by the application that runs on MS-DOS Player. If the MSDOS_COMSPEC does not exist, as usual, the COMMAND.COM

Directory in which the executed app
The directory where the MS-DOS Player of the executable file
Directory in your path
Searches in the order of, you will be redirected to the first in the found path.