Apps, Operating Systems (Windows, MacOS, Linux), or pro level software.
Software
How Can I Run an Old Game in Virtual Machine?

Episode 1775
Fletcher fromFletcher is using an old copy of Xenix on a computer in Virtual Machine and it's asking him questions about his MFN hard drive he can't answer: like cylinders and such. Leo suspects 124 cylinders, 255 heads, also a scuzzy drive.
How Can I Record Radio Streams Online?

Episode 1771
Mike fromMike wants to know what are good audio stream recorders. Leo says that Applian Replay Radio for Windows works well and has been around forever. But if you need a solid-state solution, look no further than CCrane.
Why Does My Linux Laptop Have Video Glitches?

Episode 1770
Quincy fromQuincy likes using MINT Linux on his old Dell Latitude laptop because it looks a lot like Windows. But the video has been glitching. Leo says that Mint may have chosen the wrong driver when he installed it. Linux uses video drivers made mostly by enthusiasts, and relying on the motherboard graphics is the easiest to get drivers for. But he may want to check the video card manufacturer to see if they have a Linux driver available. Try googling the model laptop with Linux and see what drivers pop up, and who has solved that issue.
Why Did I Have to Reinstall My Apps After a Windows Update?

Episode 1770
Brian fromBrian has a Dell PC and after the recent Windows update, he had to reinstall all of his apps. Leo says that's unusual behavior, and it usually comes after a feature update, not a security update. That's why Leo recommends only doing critical security updates, not the optional ones. And it's shenanigans like this that Leo tends to avoid using Windows in favor of Linux. But updating Windows while still using it is a very tricky thing. It's like pulling a table cloth out from under the dishes while eating dinner. Sometimes, it just doesn't work right for a small percentage of people.
What Can I Do With My Old Windows XP Computer?

Episode 1769
Ron fromRon wants to know if LTE and GSM are the same. Leo says it isn't at all, and every carrier has made the move to LTE because it allows calls to be transmitted as data, while GSM is still radio-based. It's all data now.
What can he do with his old XP computer? The browsers aren't supported anymore. Leo says that if you can upgrade to Windows 10, that's the best option. But if not, put Linux on it! Leo recommends Manjaro or Ubuntu Linux. Download and put it on a USB Key, then reboot. See if you like it.
How Can I Get My Computer to Read the Screen to Me?

Episode 1767
Mike fromMike is blind and wants to know what computers he can use that will speak to him. Leo says all of them have accessibility features, but most use screen readers to read what's on the computer screen. The programs aren't cheap, however. JAWS is the best known.
But there are open source options like ORCA. If you're fluent in braille, a braille screen reader reads your screen and displays them on a refreshable terminal with dots that go up and down.
Can I Move Software From One Computer to Another?

Episode 1767
Jeff fromJeff recently bought a Lenovo X1 laptop with a 2 TB M.2 SSD drive. But after he installed the drive, he now needs to install all the programs and data from his old SSD to the new one. But he can't do an image because the laptop uses the Pro edition of Windows, while his old laptop uses the home edition. How can he install the programs from a backup? Leo says that while possible, you don't want to do that. Windows installs aren't monolithic. It places files everywhere, especially with programs. Leo says the better way is to reinstall the app from scratch.
How Can I Get My PC to Tell the Time?

Episode 1766
Tony fromTony has a Dell laptop and he wants to be able to get it to tell him audibly what time it is. How can he do that? Leo says to check out MakeUseOf.com. There's an article that will show how to use scripting in Visual Basic to harness Windows' text to speech to tell what time it is on a regular basis using the task scheduler in Windows.
If Tony has an Apple Watch, he can have it do it as well.
How Can I Migrate My Software and Data From Vista to Windows 10?

Episode 1765
Don fromDon still uses a laptop he bought in 2009. But he recently bought a new HP All in One desktop computer. Now he has to transfer everything from his old Vista machine to his new Windows 10 machine. How can he do that? Leo says you won't' be able to copy over everything exactly. It'll still look different because it's Windows 10. But there is a utility that can do it.
Why Is My Mouse So Jumpy After Updating Windows 10?

Episode 1765
Doug fromDoug has a problem after updating Windows 10 to version 20H2. Ever since the update, his wireless mouse jumps all around. Doug decided to update the drivers on his wireless mouse as well and it's still producing the same problem. Somewhat ironic, the mouse is proprietary hardware from Microsoft.