The most recent cumulative update for Windows 10, still in the preview stage for the time being (and available optionally from Windows Update) includes search highlights.

The feature was originally announced in Windows 11 earlier this year, but it's also making its way to Windows 10.

Windows 10 cumulative update KB5011543 obtainable manually on all up-to-date Windows 10 devices right now if you wish to try out looking highlights on your device. If you're not into optional updates, then the search highlights may also be area of the next cumulative updates shipped for your computer on the next Patch Tuesday cycle.

Search highlights in Windows 10

Search highlights are a new feature in Windows 10 and Windows 11 that update looking experience with content like holidays, anniversaries, and other personalized information you're going to see in the search UI.

"Search highlights will show notable and fascinating moments of what's special about each day-like holidays, anniversaries, along with other educational moments in time both globally as well as in your region. To determine additional information at a glance, hover, click, or tap around the illustration within the search engine. For enterprise customers, search highlights will feature the latest updates from your organization and suggest people, files, and much more," Microsoft explains.

As it typically happens when Microsoft introduces additional features for Windows devices, the rollout is happening in stages, and also the company explains that could require many months before all Windows 10 devices are supplied with this new feature.

"Search highlights will unveil to Windows 10 customers within the next several weeks. We're going for a phased and measured approach. Broad availability will exist in the approaching months," the company said within the release notes from the optional cumulative update.

The following Patch Tuesday (which is once the search highlights will be part of a non-preview update) takes place on April 12.