This is a large part of why I try to buy hardware with coreboot support. Your best option is probably to get a cheap 2nd drive and have a Win install on it. I'm pretty sure you can run win 10 off a USB, that would probably work, just make sure you change the drive boot order in the BIOS for the update.
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My Lenovo laptops running fedora get BIOS updates via dnf
Well, sucks to be me.
What Acer board are you trying to update?