Not really, I've encountered a similar case 
but I did not find any debug.log file as your suggestion. The better thing is that I can continue using electrum by uninstalling and reinstalling The difference may be due to the Electrum installation directory, I'm not sure but you should install on drive C (default folder). OP can try it if he want, not sure if it works for him
but I did not find any debug.log file as your suggestion. The better thing is that I can continue using electrum by uninstalling and reinstalling The difference may be due to the Electrum installation directory, I'm not sure but you should install on drive C (default folder). OP can try it if he want, not sure if it works for himdebug.log is the log written by default when using bitcoin core...
For electrum, you can enable stdout debug logging on the terminal by adding the -v argument.
@OP: depending on your OS, the path to the debug.log can be found on this wiki entry: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory
The log does not contain your private key, nor seed... Nobody can rob you just by reading your debug.log, so from a security point of view, it should be safe to post it's content. However, by sharing the log, you might decrease some of your privacy
