DBCA cannot create the database in 12 c in Windows

Hello

After the installation of Oracle 12 c on R2 Windows Server 2012 and successfully running the netca command to configure the listener, I run with the DBCA tool question

It throws an error message of "Recovery Manager could not restore the data files"

I looked at the log files, here is some information:

Corrupt block 1 found during the backup piece, reading file=C:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\12.1\DBHOME_1\ASSISTANTS\DBCA\TEMPLATES\SEED_DATABASE. DFB, corr_type = 4

Review of blocknum = 1, file=C:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\12.1\DBHOME_1\ASSISTANTS\DBCA\TEMPLATES\SEED_DATABASE. DFB, found the same corrupted data

Not sure if this helps, but I am attaching several log files to help debug the problem.

I read the post DBCA cannot create the database in 12 c, but it doesn't quite have an answer.

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you

Pranav

Looks like a bad installation or a bad block on your disk. Have you tried creative using the "Custom Database" model in the wizard dbca (one that does not come with the data files)? It will take more time to create, but shouldn't read the dbca reported as corrupted file

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