File Extension Database

Open LOG1 File

The Microsoft Windows registry uses the LOG1 files as the log file. Basically, the LOG1 file is a log of logs, or in other words, a trace of the changes that have been made to the user's log over time.

Normally LOG1 files are located in the directory, and are saved in binary format and have the attribute of a hidden file in Windows.

LOG1 files also have log backup functionality and their use, in this case, is natural for troubleshooting system or application problems.

LOG1 files are not intended to be opened manually and therefore there is no native application to open LOG1 file.

How Can I Open LOG1 File on Windows

We researched and learned that the best way to open LOG1 file is to find a LOG1 file in question in Windows OS File Explorer and double click on it to launch the corresponding application.
If a LOG1 file is not opened in an application and you instead get a "Windows can't open a file" error message you should try looking for an application which can open the file in question.
If you know the application which can open LOG1 file then run it and see if there is a File->Open main menu option in the application.
If you don't know the application which function as LOG1 file opener then try to search online for "LOG1 viewer", "application to open LOG1 file" or "open LOG1 file" queries in the search engine you like.
Install the application you found and check if it can open LOG1 file

How Can I Open LOG1 File on Mac OS

We recommend to find a LOG1 file in question in Mac OS Finder and double click on it to launch the corresponding application.
If a LOG1 file is not opened in a Mac OS application and you instead get a "There is no application set to open the file" error message you can click on "Search App Store" in the error dialog and Mac OS will show you applications compatible with LOG1 file.
If you know the Mac OS application which can work as LOG1 file opener you can choose the "Choose Application..." option in the error box to associate the file extension and open LOG1 file in it.
If you don't know the application which can open LOG1 file then try to search for "LOG1 viewer", "application to open LOG1 file" or "read LOG1 file" queries in the online search engine you like.
Install the application you found and check if it can read LOG1 file

How Can I Open LOG1 File on Android

If you downloaded a LOG1 file on Android device you can open it by following steps below:

In the Android apps list on your Android device find "My Files" or "File manager" app and tap to start it.
Tap on "Downloads" folder inside the app.
You should see your downloaded LOG1 file in that folder.
Tap on the file. If Android device supports opening the file you downloaded it will open in the corresponding app.
If file does not open you can look for the corresponding app that can open the file by searching Android App Store for the "LOG1".
If you cannot open the file with the apps from Android App Store it is possible that the file could only be opened on desktop platforms such as Windows or Mac OS. Try searching for "LOG1 viewer", "LOG1 file reader" online and see if any desktop applications can open it.
It is also possible that the file you downloaded is outdated and is no longer supported.

How to Open LOG1 File on iPhone or iPad

To open LOG1 File on iOS device follow steps below:

We advies to open Files app on your iPhone or iPad device. You can find it by swiping down on the home screen and typing "Files" in the search bar.
Tap on the Downloads folder on the Files app home screen.
You will see all files that you recently downloaded. Tap on the LOG1 file to view it.
If you have the right app that can open it it will automatically launch and open your file.
If you don't have the app which can open it you need to serch Apple app store for "LOG1". This way you can find apps which can open LOG1 files.
If this doesn't help it is possible that your file could be opened only by the desktop application. To find an app which can open it on desktop look for "LOG1 viewer" or "LOG1 file" online in your favorite search engine.