Install Oracle Database 12cR1 in Windows

Please run the executable file and follow the configuration displayed in these images to install Oracle Database 12cR1 in Windows successfully.


Ignore the security updates unselecting the checkbox and press on "Next" button

You will see a confirmation dialog, press on "Yes" button to continue


Select "Skip software updates" and press on "Next" button


Select "Create and configure a database" in order to create a database with the default listeners and services to connect with the database, and press on "Next" button


Select "Desktop class" to install the database with minimal configurations, and press on "Next" button


Select "Use Windows Built-in Account" to install the database in your current 
Windows user account, and press on "Next" button

You will see a confirmation dialog, press on "Yes" button

Next set these configurations in the fills and press on "Next" button

Confirm the settings and press on "Install" button

The installation process will start 

During the installation, the firewall will prompt you to allow access for "javaw.exe", click on "Allow access" button


Once it finishes, you will see the following screen, press on "OK" button to finish the installation.


And click on "Close" button to close the Installation Wizard


If you check the Services in Windows (Control Panel --> System and Security --> Administrative tools --> Services), you should see some new Oracle services and 4 should be started


Note: I recommend you to change these 4 services to startup manually, in that way your Windows OS will start up faster, for that you just need to right-click on each service and select "Properties" option, then select "Manual" in the "Startup type" drop-down:

Then you can create two scripts to start/stop your Oracle Database services. In my case, I create one located in "C:\opt\oracle\oracle_db\scripts\start_oracle_db.bat" with this content:

net start OracleOraDB12Home1MTSRecoveryService
net start OracleOraDB12Home1TNSListener
net start OracleServiceORCL
net start OracleVssWriterORCL

And other located at "C:\opt\oracle\oracle_db\scripts\stop_oracle_db.bat" with this content

net stop OracleOraDB12Home1MTSRecoveryService
net stop OracleOraDB12Home1TNSListener
net stop OracleServiceORCL
net stop OracleVssWriterORCL

Now every time you need to use your Oracle Database, just execute the script "start_oracle_db.bat" and once you finish using the database you can stop it with "stop_oracle_db.bat"

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