Dear Dphuongmeo,
Thank you for contacting us.
I can see in your console log, that you have a mismatch error between certificate and application indetifiers.
When creating a certificate for a new application, you should be aware of the rules to set your identifier.
They are specifics to every platform iink SDK could handle: for Windows WPF, enter the assembly name that can be found in your project properties (Application tab).
For further detail, please refer to https://developer.myscript.com/support/account/on-device-license-management#on-device-dashboard
Best regards,
Gwenaëlle
Thanks for replying.
That was a different test I carried out by putting a new certificate into the GetStarted project.
Here is the certificate I used in previously mentioned problem.
In this situation, the Engine.Create(...) commands throw an "internal error" exception and nothing is written on the portal's console.
Dphuongmeo
Hi, I'm trying to create a new WPF and implement the Myscript WPF nuget library but have encountered some error.
I simply created a new WPF project using Visual Studio 2022, set active solution platform to x64 and added a new certificate created on the portal site.
This is what my project looks like, WpfApp1.cs is the certificate. I followed the certification identifier naming guide here.

This is my engine create code.
And everytime without fail, an "internal error" exception is thrown.
I tried debugging but to no avail. For my project I would really prefer to use the on device sdk than the cloud solution. So if anyone can point me in the right direction it would be nice.Thanks