Fixes typos (#6135)

Author: joepeeples

docs/getting-started/configure-integration-policy.asciidoc

@@ -90,8 +90,8 @@ The quarantine folder location varies by operating system:
 
 - macOS: `/System/Volumes/Data/.equarantine`
 - Linux: `.equarantine` at the root of the mount point of the file being quarantined
-- Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.5 and later: `[DriveLetter:]\.quarantine`, unless the files are from the `C:` drive. These files are moved to `C:\Program Files\Elastic\Endpoint\state\.equarantine`.
-- Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.4 and earlier: `[DriveLetter:]\.quarantine`, for any drive
+- Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.5 and later: `[DriveLetter:]\.equarantine`, unless the files are from the `C:` drive. These files are moved to `C:\Program Files\Elastic\Endpoint\state\.equarantine`.
+- Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.4 and earlier: `[DriveLetter:]\.equarantine`, for any drive
 
 To restore a quarantined file to its original state and location, <<add-exceptions, add an exception>> to the rule that identified the file as malicious. If the exception would've stopped the rule from identifying the file as malicious, {elastic-defend} restores the file.
 

docs/serverless/edr-install-config/configure-endpoint-integration-policy.asciidoc

@@ -107,8 +107,8 @@ The quarantine folder location varies by operating system:
 
 * macOS: `/System/Volumes/Data/.equarantine`
 * Linux: `.equarantine` at the root of the mount point of the file being quarantined
-* Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.5 and later: `[DriveLetter:].quarantine`, unless the files are from the `C:` drive. These files are moved to `C:\Program Files\Elastic\Endpoint\state.equarantine`.
-* Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.4 and earlier: `[DriveLetter:].quarantine`, for any drive
+* Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.5 and later: `[DriveLetter:].equarantine`, unless the files are from the `C:` drive. These files are moved to `C:\Program Files\Elastic\Endpoint\state.equarantine`.
+* Windows - {elastic-defend} versions 8.4 and earlier: `[DriveLetter:].equarantine`, for any drive
 
 To restore a quarantined file to its original state and location, <<security-add-exceptions,add an exception>> to the rule that identified the file as malicious. If the exception would've stopped the rule from identifying the file as malicious, {elastic-defend} restores the file.