Even though Sea of Thieves continues to draw gamers from all over the world, some of them still encounter the intriguingly named LavenderBeard. LavenderBeard, one of numerous "beard" faults in the game, might happen to PC players when they attempt to connect to the game servers at the beginning. Xbox gamers have also reported running into the error, which is more frequent on PC versions of the game. The mistake has been a recurring issue with Sea of Thieves for a while now.
How to troubleshoot the LavenderBeard error code
The problem is either brought on by a local connection interruption or has to do with a configuration on the computer's Windows firewall or proxy settings. The LavenderBeard error could potentially be brought on by server issues. The Sea of Thieves Support Page suggests performing a hard reset on your Xbox and downloading the game again if you're having this issue. If you're having this problem on a PC, the Support page says to download the latest update or sign into Steam with your Xbox Live account.
If it still doesn't resolve the LavenderBeard issue on your computer, you'll likely need to change the settings for your Windows firewall, antivirus program, or proxy server. Although you can completely turn off your Windows firewall to get rid of the problem, we don't advise it. The firewall should be reconfigured using the following procedures for the optimum solution:
- On your keyboard, click the Windows (Start) button.
- To access the Windows settings, look for the cog icon or the firewall.
- Enter the settings for the network and firewall protection.
- Go to Allow an app over the firewall and click.
- Make sure the "Private" checkbox is checked when you locate Sea of Thieves. Check that box if you utilize a public network as well.
It's possible that your third-party antivirus program is preventing Sea of Thieves from connecting, in which case you may need to disable or alter your program to add a Sea of Thieves exception. Depending on the sort of software you're using, there are many ways to adjust your antivirus program. Try turning off any proxy settings and disconnecting from any VPN you may have installed since it's possible that your VPN is also interfering with your ability to play Sea of Thieves.
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