Using the Desktop v6 app, you can view the realtime logging if the Show Logging option is enabled in Settings or Preferences. Enabling this will display the logs at the bottom of the app's UI. You can also set the logging level, such as Info or Debug, from the same window.

On Windows, you can view the logs by browsing to %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\Files.com\v6\Desktop-v6.log.

On macOS, you can view the logs by navigating to ~/Library/Logs/Files.com/v6/Desktop-v6.log.

Problems with 2FA Methods

If you are having difficulty authenticating with your usual 2FA method on macOS, try enabling the Use default browser for authentication setting in the Desktop v6 app from Preferences.

Problems with WinFsp

Files.com Desktop v6 uses a 3rd party module called WinFsp to enable Drive letter mounting on Windows. WinFsp can sometimes be incorrectly installed by other applications.

We are working on automated tools to resolve some of these issues. In the mean time, to troubleshoot issues with WinFSP, please provide the output of the following commands to our support team, and we can help you reset your WinFSP installation:

reg.exe query HKLM\Software\WinFsp /reg:32
sc.exe query winfsp
sc.exe qc winfsp

Troubleshooting Locking Issues

If you're having trouble opening a Microsoft Office document file locally for editing, and you're certain the file is not being used by anyone else, here are some actions to try:

Check for and delete the ~$ file if you’re sure no one else is using the document.

Restart your desktop deditor or your computer to release local locks.

Close and restart the Desktop v6 application.