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 ==== ACPI ====
 The ACPI v5.0 implementation in this build has been updated to the specifications outlined in the final draft, published by Microsoft on 2 December 2011.
+==== Windows Experience Index ====
+The maximum Windows Experience Index (WEI) score ceiling has been raised to 9.9, from the original value of 7.9 first instituted in [[Windows Vista]].
+==== Quality Windows Audio/Video Experience (QWAVE) ====
+A firewall rule controlling UDP inbound/outbound transmissions for the QWAVE media server protocol has been added.
 === User interface ===
 ==== General ====
 ===== Updated Segoe UI typeface =====
-This build introduces a new version of the [[w:Segoe UI|Segoe UI]] typeface, featuring smoother curves in numbers and diacritics, removed serifs and optimizations to improve legibility; much of which is derieved from the Windows Phone counterpart Segoe WP. This new version also implements true italicized versions of the Light, Semilight and Semibold font weights, and further introduces support for Middle- and Far East writing systems and character sets such as the Arabic, Armenian, Hebrew and Georgian scripts and their characters. This significantly improves compatibility with applications that make use of right-to-left languages, as [[w:MS Sans Serif|MS Sans Serif]] was originally used for existing Win32 applications.
+This build introduces a new version of the [[w:Segoe UI|Segoe UI]] typeface, featuring smoother curves in numbers and diacritics, removed serifs and optimizations to improve legibility; much of which is derived from the Windows Phone counterpart Segoe WP. This new version also implements true italicized versions of the Light, Semilight and Semibold font weights, and further introduces support for Middle- and Far East writing systems and character sets which include (but are not limited to) the Arabic, Armenian, Khmer, Hebrew and Georgian scripts. This significantly improves compatibility with applications that make use of right-to-left languages, as [[w:MS Sans Serif|MS Sans Serif]] was originally used for existing Win32 applications.
 While the Semilight version was already present in earlier Windows 8 builds specifically for use with the Metro shell, font hinting has also been adjusted.