Installting DBCONSOLE on an exisiting 10g Database Windows 2003

Does anyone know how to install the dbconsole on a windpows 2003 server AFTER the database has already been installed? I tired the OUI and it seemd to work but I did not get the service in my Windows Service list.
Any thoughts?

Actually here is what I need:
I installed 10g (10.1.0) on Windows 2003 using ASM (this is not a RAC install however). I would like to able to access the EM web pages (that usually run on port 5500) to check out the ASM and other installed features. This system is not on a grid or connected to a central EM repository.
I did not choose the EM packages when I ran the OUI initially, however, I went back and re-ran the OUI and laid out those options. Post install, I expected to see a dbcontrol service running but did not.
Thats where I am at.
The database name is ctcdb, by the way.

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