Creating a database on Personal Oracle 9i on Windows 2000

Hi,
Well, I cannot create database on Personal Oracle 9i on Windows 2000 via Database Configuration Assistant. Same problem occurs during installation. Here is the message:
CreateProcess: null -new -sid DES -startmode m error=2
Does anyone know anything about it?
Please reply...
Thank you...

Apply the lastest patch to the OS and try.
Joel Perez

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