Non-secure mode

After database creation an error screen appears and says that the em is in non-secure mode and to secure it instructs some commands like this :
emctl.bat config emkey -repos -sysman_pwd <sysman password>
i use above command and type my sysman password which i enter in database creation. I set Oracle_Sid and oracle_unqname in my environment to appropriate values. but Invalid password is shown. How can I fix it?
I disappointed. whenever i install oracle some unsolvable errors are arrived. Help me.
I use Windows vista basic.

I use Windows vista basic.Bingo!
Oracle doesn't work properly on Windows Home and Windows Basic Editions.
You'll need Windows Professional or Windows Ultimate or downgrade to XP or install a Virtual Machine and install Linux and install Oracle for Linux.
And yes, when you download Oracle, there is a note stating it doesn't work on Home and Basic Editions.
BTW: the non-secure mode means it doesn't use SSL. Whether you need that,in a home situation, is debatable.
Sybrand Bakker
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