Sea of Thieves: How to fix the AlabasterBeard error

While Sea of Thieves is typically a smooth-running game, there will certainly be some glitches along the way. Typically, these errors indicate a network problem, but they do not indicate whether the problem is on your end or on the servers. If you get the Alabasterbeard error code in Sea of Thieves, here's what it means and how to fix it.

The Alabasterbeard error code in Sea of Thieves simply indicates that your connection to either the Xbox Live or the Sea of Thieves servers has been disrupted.

Check your internet connection

First and foremost, determine whether or not your internet has been disconnected. Check to determine whether your router has a connection and if your PC or phone can connect to the internet. Unplug your router for 30 seconds and then restart it if possible. Allow it to complete its startup cycle and check if you have access once more.

If you're using Xbox, go to Settings and enter Network settings under General to check your connection. If there are any problems with your network connection, your console will recommend some troubleshooting options. You can also check Xbox Status to see whether Xbox Live is having issues.

If you're playing on a PC, right-click the signal icon in the lower right corner of your home screen to check your internet connection. You have the option of opening Network & Internet Settings or troubleshooting difficulties. If everything appears to be in order, we recommend visiting the above-mentioned status page or rebooting your router. If you're still experiencing trouble connecting to the Sea of Thieves servers, but everything else seems to be working OK, you might want to try something else until the team can resolve their troubles.