Hi Farid,
Syncfusion
license keys are major version and product specific. If you
use Syncfusion assemblies,
NuGet packages, or scripts from the nuget.org, NPM, CDN, or if
you're upgrading from one version to another, such as from v29.*
to v30.* you should generate and register the corresponding
version and product license key in your projects to prevent trial
license warnings.
Please ensure that you have registered the license key in the entry point of
your application
Syncfusion introduced
a new licensing system starting with version 16.2.0.x release of Essential
Studio. So, these modifications apply to all evaluators and only to
paid customers who use NuGet packages from nuget.org.
So, if you
are using the Syncfusion NuGet packages from nuget.org, it is must to generate
and register the license key in your application.
Please, ensure that all the referenced Syncfusion assemblies\NuGet
packages are all on the same version as license key’s version in your
project location.
Refer
to the following documentation link to get the corresponding version Syncfusion
license key,
https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/licensing/how-to-generate

Refer
to this link for registering the license key,
https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/licensing/how-to-register-in-an-application

Also, license registration
is not required for those who uses Syncfusion NuGet packages/Libraries from
Essential Studio licensed installer.
If you don’t wish to
register the license key in your application, you could download the
licensed installer from your licensed account and you can use
packages/libraries from that installer in your application. In this
case, no need to register the license key and no license message will be
displayed.
Find below the details to
download and install the licensed version of our installer,
https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/installation/web-installer/how-to-download#download-the-license-version
Installation steps: https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/installation/web-installer/how-to-install
Let us know any concerns.
Regards,
Prashanth
S