How to Locate your Log Files - SAFE Backup
For some errors we will request you send over the log files so we can get more of an idea of the cause, please send these as a zip file, if the zip file is still too large to send please call us and we look remotely. These can be found in the following location:
C:\Users\[User name backup runs from]\[either .acb or .obm – depending on the type]\log
PLEASE NOTE: .obm is for a business user, and .acb is for a single user.
So if you have Business User Client your log file location will look similar too
And if you have a Single User Client your log file location will look similar too
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