Failure to start instance ORA-12560

I've hit this problem twice in 6 months. This morning I noticed that sqlplus "/ as sysdba" returns ORA-12560. Then realized that the OracleServiceorcl won't start, returning a "Error 2: system can not find the file specified".
Ok, so I use ORADIM to delete and re-create the instance. The delete is OK, but on the create ORADIM returns "DIM-00019:Create service Error". The ORADIM.LOG only logs the delete, not the create.
All was normal 'till this morning. I've read everything posted in metalink. Any thoughts?

hi,
it seems to me quite an awkward suggestion but try to delete all the application and system log before deleting corresponding entries from registry (entries of deleted SID from controlsets in registry),,also delete oradim log file ,,
Regards

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