Admin access required for downloading e-licenses?

Hola. Do end users need administrative access to their computers in order to download the e-license during the 30 day grace period?
Thanks!
Morgan

Hola Morgan, Como estas? :-)
The answer: No, no admin privileges required to download an e-license to the machine.
Juan-Carlos

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