Important Question About N95 New FirmWare?

Hi,
I need to ask about the updating of the new firmware for n95...
while i am updating if :
*the PC shutdown
*someone call me and the mobile ring at the updating process
*the electricity went off
*the internet connection have a problem
*the battery become empty at the updating process
WHAT Will Happen to The Phone????
somebody says its over,the mobile is gone,its damaged
&the REAL QUESTION HERE IS :
Can i just restart the process from the begining or what?
&Does the Backup process that i had done it at the PC is useful to get back the old Firmware or its just for the files i installed on the phone??
thx gus.............

while i am updating if : ... see here
http://europe.nokia.com/A4577229
*the PC shutdown
- you should get "Software update failed".
*someone call me and the mobile ring at the updating process
- calls can be made and received while the software is being downloaded. The call will be terminated automatically when the update phase begins.
*the electricity went off/*the internet connection have a problem/*the battery become empty at the updating process
- Power or internet connection was lost during the update. The update may have been successful. Remove the battery and if the software was not updated, try again.
*Does the Backup process that i had done it at the PC is useful to get back the old Firmware or its just for the files i installed on the phone??
- Nokia device firmware cannot be downgraded. Once you have upgraded your device, you will not be able to restore it to the earlier version.

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