Cannot Shutdown OC4J on Windows 2000 Pro

I have just upgraded my networks OS from Windows NT4 to Windows 2000 Pro.
We are using 9iDS R2 and since the upgrade the Shortcuts to Shutdown OC4J have stopped working. Is this a common side effect of the OS upgrade? What is the solution?
Thanks

Put the 'pause' command at the end of stopinst.bat, so you can at least see the error message before the command window closes.
If it is 'invalid password', than run originst.bat before starting OC4J again.

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