Update Details of New Possible Settings in WUFrequeney

Added details of new possible setting of WUFrequency , where user can specify  a day on a particular week of the month  when update needs to take place for Monthly updates .

Author: Saket Harsh

articles/service-fabric/service-fabric-patch-orchestration-application.md

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ You can configure POA behavior to meet your needs. Override the default values b
 | WUOperationTimeOutInMinutes | Int <br>(Default: *90*)                   | Specifies the timeout for any Windows Update operation (search or download or install). If the operation is not completed within the specified timeout, it is aborted.       |
 | WURescheduleCount     | Int <br> (Default: *5*)                  | The maximum number of times the service reschedules the Windows update if an operation fails persistently.          |
 | WURescheduleTimeInMinutes | Int <br>(Default: *30*) | The interval at which the service reschedules the Windows updates if failure persists. |
-| WUFrequency           | Comma-separated string (Default: *Weekly, Wednesday, 7:00:00*)     | The frequency for installing Windows updates. The format and possible values are: <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;- Monthly: DD, HH:MM:SS (for example, *Monthly, 5,12:22:32*)<br>Permitted values for field DD (day) are numbers from 1 through 28 and "last". <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;- Weekly, DAY, HH:MM:SS (for example, *Weekly, Tuesday, 12:22:32*)  <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;- Daily, HH:MM:SS (for example, *Daily, 12:22:32*)  <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;-  *None* indicates that Windows updates shouldn't be done.  <br><br> Times are in UTC.|
+| WUFrequency           | Comma-separated string (Default: *Weekly, Wednesday, 7:00:00*)     | The frequency for installing Windows updates. The format and possible values are: <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;- Monthly: DD, HH:MM:SS (for example, *Monthly, 5,12:22:32*)<br>Permitted values for field DD (day) are numbers from 1 through 28 and "last". <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;- Weekly, DAY, HH:MM:SS (for example, *Weekly, Tuesday, 12:22:32*)  <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;- Daily, HH:MM:SS (for example, *Daily, 12:22:32*)  <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;- Week, Day, HH:MM:SS(for example, *2, Friday,21:00:00*) indicating 9:00PM UTC on Friday of the 2nd week of every month <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;-  *None* indicates that Windows updates shouldn't be done.  <br><br> Times are in UTC.|
 | AcceptWindowsUpdateEula | Boolean <br>(Default: *true*) | By setting this flag, the application accepts the End-User License Agreement for Windows Update on behalf of the owner of the machine.              |
 
 > [!TIP]