Enterprise Manager Console (Version 9.0.1.0.0) Not Starting on Win 2000 Pro

I have recently installed the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console (Version 9.0.1.0.0) successfully, however when I click on the icon to start it, no dialog opens up!!! I have also tried manually starting the Enterprise Manager Console by typing C:\Oracle\OUIHome\bin\oemapp.bat console, but again no dialog opens up!!!
In investigating to why this is occurring I have reviewed the NT event logs where no relevant information was found, and also the directory C:\Oracle\OUIHome\sysman\log; but no files were found!
I have reviewed the Oracle Enterprise Manager Readme Release 9.0.1 Production for Win32, but this was of no use!
In the Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Guide Release 9.0.1 it discusses what to do if the Management Server does not start, however as said above no log files were found to exist! It also discusses changing a oemctl script, however I cannot find the oemctl script!!!
Any help to resolve this problem would be greatly appreciated. Note that I have tried un-installing and re-installing.
Thanks in advance.
David Selwood

Have un-installed and then installed again but the problem still exists!!! Can any one help?

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