It is likely to happen that if you have created new services to start your DB , these new services will only make an instance and not open your database so it is very ordinary to make a script as CMD file ( like the incoming ) and put it on the NT desktop and just click at it to start the database :
** Assuming that the SID is PROD
net start oracleserviceprod
set Oracle_sid=prod
svrmgr30 @c:\start.sql
start.sql => is a text file contains :
connect internal/manager;
startup open;
Hisham Nagia
IT Manager For Development
Oracle Consultant - OCP