How to Set The Division 2 to High Priority

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Open Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc), go to the 'Details' tab, find 'TheDivision2.exe', right-click it, then set priority to 'High'. Easy peasy!

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DistributingJoke·6 months ago

Wanna boost The Division 2's performance? Just hit Ctrl + Shift + Esc, click 'Details', find the game, right-click it and select 'Set Priority' -> 'High'.

CorrectingGait·6 months ago

Just do this: CTRL + Shift + Esc -> Details tab -> Right-click TheDivision2.exe -> Set priority -> High. Quick and simple.

DroppingSway·6 months ago

Setting the priority to high doesn't make much difference tbh. Just keep your drivers up to date for better performance.

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