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Unity Free License On Two Seporate Computers
I installed Unity in an... "interesting manner" on a computer (Mac OSX), because I did not have admin privileges. Now it wants me to create a license file... which I also need admin privileges to do. I have Unity (free, not 30 days) on another computer (Windows 7), could I create a "license request file" on that computer, bring the file to the other computer and use this link: https://license.unity3d.com/ then put the license file inside the Unity folder on the computer that needs it?
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Let me guess. You work at a large corporation with a bunch of IT red tape where some person that knows nothing about your product holds all the passwords, and they hate their job and you, and it's faster to find a work around than deal with them. Been there done that! ;) Graham is correct, the license file is generated from your computer hardware, so you'll have to get access.
Answer by Graham-Dunnett · Apr 07, 2014 at 06:47 PM
No. You need to create the license request file on the computer you are trying to activate. Just ask whoever is the admin user on the Mac to help you.
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