OmniPage 9 data
File type: Various data file
Files with the .lok file extension contain internal data used by OmniPage, optical character recognition software for Microsoft Windows.
This is a support file for OmniPage 9 rather than a user document or an OCR output file.
Found 4 different file type records with the same lok filename suffix.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
OmniPage converts scanned or photographed paper documents into editable digital content using optical character recognition. The Windows application can preserve the layout and formatting of the source document while creating an editable version.
An .lok file stores data used internally by OmniPage 9. It supports the operation of the application and is not normally intended to be edited or read as a document.
OmniPage 9 is legacy Windows software, so this format is mainly encountered in older OmniPage installations.
Open the file on Microsoft Windows with OmniPage. In normal use, OmniPage reads the file automatically when it needs it.
An .lok file is an internal support file and usually cannot be meaningfully opened as a standalone document in a text editor or another general-purpose application.
An .lok file has no useful standalone conversion or export format. It contains internal OmniPage 9 data rather than the document text or page images intended for exchange.
To obtain a convertible document, open the source document in OmniPage and export the recognized content to a format supported by that application.
File type category:
Encoded and encrypted file
Date updated: September 28, 2026
The LOK file extension belongs to FileWrangler, a file management application for Microsoft Windows. A .lok file is an encrypted archive used to store files together while protecting their contents.
FileWrangler appears to be an obsolete product, so these archives may be encountered mainly on older Windows systems. The original FileWrangler installation is generally the most appropriate software for accessing the archive and its contents.
Open the .lok file with FileWrangler on Microsoft Windows. Because the file is encrypted, access may require the password or other credentials used when the archive was created.
Open and decrypt the archive in FileWrangler, extract its contents, and then create a new archive in a format supported by current software.
Software applications that can open lok files:
Microsoft Windows
FileWrangler
Software apps that create lok files:
Microsoft Windows
FileWrangler
Software apps that extract lok files:
Microsoft Windows
FileWrangler
File type category:
Dangerous and malicious file
Date updated: September 28, 2026
The W32/Rbot-WE log file is created or used by the W32/Rbot-WE malicious worm on Microsoft Windows.
The file may contain keystrokes captured by the worm, including potentially sensitive information. Its usual name is KEY.LOK, and the worm may place it in the Windows system folder.
BitDefender, AVG Antivirus, and Avast Antivirus for Microsoft Windows are associated with detecting or handling this threat. The file should be treated as evidence of a possible malware infection rather than as a file intended for regular use.
Do not open a W32/Rbot-WE log file manually. Use an up-to-date antivirus product on Microsoft Windows to scan the file and the system, then follow the product's instructions to quarantine or remove the detected malware and its files.
BitDefender, AVG Antivirus, and Avast Antivirus can be used to scan and handle this threat. Avoid copying or sharing the file, because it may contain captured keystrokes.
This malware log file has no useful conversion format. Antivirus software should quarantine or remove it rather than export or convert it.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving lok files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.
The lok file extension belongs to WinGuard Pro, data-protection software for Microsoft Windows.
A lok file contains an archive created by WinGuard Pro.
The format is obsolete and may not be supported by current software.
Open a lok file with WinGuard Pro on Microsoft Windows.
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