How To Auto Start Your Database

Hi
I installed Oracle 9i on my machine and created the DB with Database Configuration Assitant. Now the problem is when ever i restart my windows OS, I have to start the DB manually. I checked registry parameter ORA_sid_Autostart and it's value is set to true. Instance start mode is also auto
Any Idea?

Try to use the services administration tool, click right on OracleService<Oracle SID> service, click on Properties and set start-up type to automatic.

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