How I read it Rob is, ...If you have another disk large enough to clone your existing disk onto, you can do this using a small piece of software. I have it, but at the moment can't think of its name.
So you now have two identical disks.
When the time comes....update one, leave the other as is. When you boot up after the update, you will then have the choice of booting into the new upgraded drive, or the 'cloned' original one. That's called dual boot.
Sometimes the computer does not recognise a second drive to boot, so I use a piece of software called EasyBCD which 'installs' the drives in the Disk Manager, and you can then name which disk you want as default boot, and which one as secondary.
I have this now, and on boot up, I have two choices....if I don't press the down arrow to pick the secondary disk, the computer automatically boots to the default disk you have set.
I hope that makes sense, mate, after all that typing
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