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check trace and log files (under %oraclehome%\rdbms73(?)\trace and log I believe).
Try to start database with svrmgr(73 may be svrmgr30 or 23, check in bin\) and see logs/trace for errors.
To start DB with svrmgrl:
set ORACLE_SID=<your sid>
svrmgr30
connect internal/oracle(or other password, default is oracle)
startup
Other 'low level' commands in execution order:
startup nomount
alter database mount
alter database open
and see what is going on. May be have to reinstall oracle binaries, configure registry, fix OS or hardware...
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