Make sure you know the password for the domain user 'setup', set on the server.

0.	Start CC3 Server
1.	Install XP Pro in a VM
2.	Log in as Administrator [at login, ctrl+alt+del twice and then log in as Administrator] on the XP VM, set its password to 'rm', make sure the C drive has no label, and make sure that it can access the CC3 server VM over the network
3.	On CC3 server, drag D:\rmnetwork\Server\Utilities\RM Commissioning Utilities\v1.75.0.0\RM Commissioning Utilies.msi out of VM, then back into XP Pro
4.	Install that package, then take a snapshot of the VM
5.	run C:\RM\Install\SmartClient.bat [if this goes wrong, restore the snapshot]
6.	When it reboots, fill in the information:
	Domain NetBIOS:	CC3
	Domain UPX:		CC3.local
	Setup username:	setup
	Setup password:	whatever you set it to in the Management Console on the server
	Location:		CC3/Main Site
7.	Wait until the XP Pro VM gets to 'Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to log on'.
8.	Log into the domain as setup
9.	Go to My Network Places > Entire Network > CC3 > CC3-DC01 > rmpackages and open Search [Ctrl+E] and search for *
10.	Run all the exes and MSIs, running RM Logon Provider.msi last as that reboots the machine
11.	Try logging into the VM as setup - it should work, try Tutor 3 on the server as well