Sometimes, the problem isn’t your computer or the ethernet cable, but rather the ethernet router. Some Windows 10 users whose ethernet kept disconnecting could fix the issue by updating their router’s firmware. … Go to your router’s control panel or settings menu and check for available firmware updates.

Restart your device. Restart your device. It might sound simple, but sometimes that’s all it takes to fix a bad connection. If restarting doesn’t work, switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data: Open your Settings app and tap Network & internet or Connections. … Try the troubleshooting steps below.

The client version of the game has become out of sync with the server – caused by a newer game version being deployed. Doing a hard reset of the Xbox, followed by re-downloading the client can resolve the issue for Xbox users, or for PC users you should go to . . . Read more

Our team is aware of some users reporting that on a PC the game will become stuck or crash on a black screen shortly after launching. The most common fix for this issue is making sure your Windows Operating system is up to date.

Check your internet connection If you can, unplug your router for 30 seconds and restart it. Let it cycle through its start-up and see if you have any access again. If you are on Xbox, you can check your connection by going to Settings and opening Network settings under General.

If you are stuck on Searching the Seas then you will need to restart the game. Per the Sea of Thieves support page, you will need to press the Xbox Guide button, highlight the Sea of Thieves tile, press the menu button and quit the game. You can then press . . . Read more

On Sudden Disconnection, you will be returned to the Front-End. Navigate through ‘Press Any Button to Continue’ When prompted ‘Do you want to re-join your previous session?’ Select Yes. Feb 16, 2021

Essentially, the CharcoalBeard error means something went wrong with matchmaking in Sea of Thieves for a given player. The message that pops up will inform the player that matchmaking has failed and they will be unable to join a game.

A Sea of Thieves Alabasterbeard error code signifies your connection to either Xbox Live or the Sea of Thieves servers has been lost. First, check if your internet has been disconnected. Check if your router indicates a connection and if your PC or phone can access the internet.

How Can I Secure My Internet Connection? Rename Routers and Networks. Use strong passwords. Keep everything updated. Turn on encryption. Use multiple firewalls. Turn off the WPS setting. Use a VPN.