The Division 2 Maintenance Today
The Division 2 is down today, Thursday, February 5, 2026, for scheduled weekly maintenance across all platforms.
On X, the official account @TheDivisionGame announced a #TheDivision2 maintenance alert for Thursday, February 5, starting at 9:30 AM CET / 3:30 AM ET / 12:30 AM PT with an estimated five‑hour downtime to apply infrastructure updates.
The servers were taken offline in the early hours to apply backend fixes and infrastructure improvements, the kind of behind‑the‑scenes work that usually does not add flashy new features but keeps matchmaking, stability, and latency under control.
This maintenance affects players on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox at the same time, so anyone seeing disconnect messages or “services not available” screens is simply being caught in the planned downtime.
For regular players, this has become a familiar pattern: a short maintenance window, often on a weekday, that quietly resets the game’s systems.
Many use this window to check new builds, read patch notes, or just plan the next farm route for when servers return, treating it less like a crisis and more like a forced break built into the live‑service routine.
When Will Servers Be Back Up?
The Division 2 servers are expected to be back up about five hours after the maintenance start time. For today’s window, maintenance began at 9:30 AM CET / 3:30 AM ET / 12:30 AM PT, so the planned end time is around 2:30 PM CET / 8:30 AM ET / 5:30 AM PT if everything goes smoothly. In practical terms, this means:
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Europe: late morning to early afternoon downtime, with evenings generally safe for longer sessions.
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North America: early‑morning runs are blocked, but lunchtime and after‑work gaming should be fine.
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India: roughly early‑evening access again, around 7:00 PM IST once servers are expected to be fully back.
Live‑service maintenance can occasionally run longer than planned if unexpected issues appear, so the most reliable way to confirm that servers are online again is to check the official Division social channels or the Ubisoft server‑status page before starting longer activities.
How Long Will the Maintenance Take Place?
Today’s Division 2 maintenance is scheduled to last for about five hours in total. This five‑hour window has become a fairly standard length for the game, long enough for infrastructure work and validation checks but short enough that it does not consume an entire day for most regions.
The downtime covers all game modes and platforms at once, so no region or device receives an early return; everything comes back online in a coordinated way once the work is confirmed stable.
It is common for there to be a small buffer at the end of maintenance where players may still see connection errors or queues for a few extra minutes, even after the official time has passed, while services like matchmaking and inventories fully sync.
For anyone planning activities such as raids or long farming sessions, allowing an extra 15–20 minutes beyond the estimated end time can help avoid frustration if there is a slight delay reopening the servers.
Disclaimer: This is for general informational purposes about The Division 2 maintenance and may not reflect unexpected schedule changes. Players should always verify live server status and timings through official Ubisoft channels and in‑game notices.
