Error Initializing Python Engine

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facing this error. Using Python version 3.6.

Is there any way to come with a solution to this problem?

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@Tanzill_Ahsan

Have you installed below highlighted package?

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Because it is showing Dependency issue, Try to remove the package which you installed earlier and install this package

Hope this may help you

Thanks

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same issue but install python 3.10 and package in studio also .

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Try to install python from here Python Release Python 3.10.1 | Python.org and then restart the machine.

In order to verify where the python.exe resides, open a cmd.exe and type:

where python

Based on https://docs.uipath.com/activities/docs/release-notes-python-activities , in v1.6.0 we fixed an issue where UiPath.Python.Activities v1.4.1 would not support Python v3.10.1.

In a C# Windows project with UiPath.Python.Activities[1.6.0] (Studio 2022.4.6) with a locally Python 3.10 installed

Python Scope example configuration

Library path:

"C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\python310.dll"

Path:

"C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\"

Target: x64

Version: Auto

WorkingFolder: "C:\Users\username\OneDrive - UiPath\Desktop\Troubleshooting"

Run Python Script example

File: "C:\Users\username\OneDrive - UiPath\Desktop\Troubleshooting\oauth.py"

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Let us know if this helped.

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Hi @marian.platonov ,
I tried following your steps installed everything with same version, but in my case the UiPath is stuck at Python Scope without giving any error or timeout.
Any idea, i tried different versions of the package but none seems to work.

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For Windows projects that use Python activities package versions lower than 1.8.0, the Python Scope activity requires you to install the .NET Desktop Runtime 5.0.17 .

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As mentioned above, the latest Python package version should not require the extra runtime anymore.