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Depends what logs you wish to learn more about, you have Malware logs which cover a variety of different scanners, to Hardware, Software error logs,

Malware logs, well TBH in first place you need a fairly good understanding of how the Operating System and other Softwares interact with it, but alot of the training in interpreting these logs is through being trained by someone who is already an expert, but you can with hard work learn to do this yourself as their are many guide online to just reviewing what the experts in malware removal do. BUT much better with an expert to train you as many Malware removal forums have training programs.

Hardware logs (Everest, Belarc etc) are not too bad to learn about, so that you can help others with generally Driver issues, as majority of the time via the logs your looking for the PC maker if its OEM (like DELL, HP etc) or the Motherboard maker (like ASUS, Gigabyte etc) as the drivers needed will be on one of those sites, if a Graphic Card and not a laptop one (if laptop, see Laptop makers driver and support site for those) then the driver is likely to be either Nvidia or ATi.

Software Error logs, a fair bit harder to diagnose as you need to also know some background info to the users issue and maybe some other software they have installed, as mentioned 2 Antivirus applications can cause issue. But the main help here is that you need to gain the error message and any codes the error gives verbatim as Microsoft have an extensive Knowledge Base (KB) which can be searched for the code and potential fix.

In the end depending on what logs you wish to interpret, its all about getting as much information from the user, especially if troubleshooting via the internet on a forum like this as we cannot just use our knowledge to type away quickly to find the info needed or see the errors first hand, so its a "help me to help you" joint effort.