Brain Test 5 Level 95

Overview

Level 95 is split into two workplace mishaps. The first shows a scientist holding a dripping wet laptop beside a fireplace, with an open window blowing wind into the room and a spare log lying on the floor. The prompt asks you to find a way to dry the laptop completely. The second round moves to a desk where a battery-powered device keeps losing charge, and the prompt warns you not to let the battery die. Both rounds are about choosing the safe drying or charging option instead of the dangerous-looking shortcut.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. In the laptop round, read the prompt "Find a way to dry the laptop completely." Look at the laptop itself: cyan water is dripping from its edge, so it has to be dried before it can be used again.
2. Notice the fireplace on the left with logs stacked inside. Do not place the laptop near the fire or toss it onto the flames; heat and an open flame will damage the device further, and this choice is marked as rejected.
3. Look for a gentler drying method in the scene. The open window carries a breeze into the room, and the loose log on the floor is just a fireplace prop rather than part of the solution. Move the wet laptop into the path of the dry air so it can air out.
4. If the scene provides a desiccant or rice-style container for absorbing moisture, place the laptop inside that instead of using heat; absorbing the remaining moisture is the accepted way to finish drying it completely.
5. Wait until the dripping stops and the laptop reads as dry. Once the first round clears, the battery scene appears.
6. In the battery round, read "Don't let the battery die!" Identify the battery pack with its cable on the floor beside the desk and the device plugged into the workstation.
7. Connect the battery pack to the device so it keeps receiving power. The picture above the desk shows storm clouds and lightning, which points toward replenishing the charge rather than draining it.
8. Keep the connection stable and avoid triggering the puff of smoke or explosion at the desk. When the battery stays charged through the round, the level clears to the completion screen.

Strategy & Reasoning

The wet-laptop round punishes the most obvious shortcut: a fire feels like the fastest way to remove water, but intense heat ruins electronics. The accepted solution removes moisture either by air drying in the breeze or by sealing the device with an absorbent material, both of which keep heat away from the wet circuitry.

The two rejected slots at the top of the notebook show that earlier attempts failed, so the winning action is something other than the fire. Working through the remaining props one by one usually surfaces the safe option: the window supplies airflow, and any absorbent container supplies moisture removal.

For the battery round, the threat is running out of power before the task finishes. The charged battery pack on the floor is the spare power source the scene supplies, and linking it to the device extends the runtime. The small red toy car on the ground is a decoy and does not affect the battery.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not dry the laptop over the fireplace or in the fire; heat damages a wet laptop and that choice is explicitly rejected.
• Do not rely on the spare floor log to fix anything; it belongs to the fireplace and is not part of the drying solution.
• Do not leave the battery disconnected in the second round; connect the spare battery pack early so the device does not die during the round.