ORA-12546 on Windows 2003

Hi,
I installed Oracle 10g on Windows 2003.
When it tried to create the database, it gave me the error ORA-12546 TNS:Permission Denied .
Did anybody face the same problem on windows 2003 SP1?
Any help is really appreciated.
Regards,
Ardalan Houshmand

I am receiving the same error. I get to in install phase where the Database Cinfoguration Assistant tries to run and I get ora-12546. I am running windows 2003 64 bit, but am installing oracle as a 32 bit since I do not have Itanium and oracle does not have a release for 64 bit xeon. Any suggestion would really help, this new server is replacing an outdated one.

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