How To Fix Sea Of Thieves Lavenderbeard Error. Here’s everything you need to know about how to fix temporary server outages in Sea of Thieves. (Also known as the Lavenderbeard problem).
When you first step upon the filthy decks of your new home away from home in Sea of Thieves. There are a slew of duties to keep you busy.
The Lavenderbeard error, which will prohibit you from even loading the game. Is one of the things that may prevent you from diving into the game’s pirate-inspired setting.
Are you having trouble connecting to Lavenderbeard in Sea of Thieves? Here’s all you need to know about getting rid of that nasty notice.
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What is the Lavenderbeard mistake in Sea of Thieves?
While many pirates claim that Blackbeard makes them fear God. Lavenderbeard is the one that scares Sea of Thieves players the most.
Lavenderbeard effectively informs players that there has been a connection issue, either on Rare’s or your own end. It’s possible that the servers are offline for maintenance. A new game client has been publish, or your antivirus interfering with the game.
In the first situation, you won’t be able to do anything. Because this a game-wide issue that can only resolved by dev assistance. But don’t worry if this isn’t the case; there are a couple potential fixes you can attempt.
How to Fix Lavenderbeard Error in Sea of Thieves
There are a variety of ways to fix the Lavenderbeard bug across the game’s various platforms. But it’s worth checking to see if Rare has discovered a server problem. If that’s the case, we’ll stress that there’s nothing you can do but wait.
If the servers are up and running but you’re still having problems. Try the following workarounds for Windows Store and Steam.
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Steam
If you’re having trouble enjoying Lavenderbeard on Steam, try logging out of your Xbox Live account.
- Go to the Windows menu in the bottom left corner of your screen and select it.
- Type ‘Credential Manager’Â
- Click the ‘Windows Credentials’ button once you’ve viewed the Credentials Manager.
- Find any Entries labeled ‘Xbl_Ticket‘
- Remove any with ‘1717113201’ in the name
- Try and boot up Sea of Thieves
Steam and the Windows Store
If you’re having problems on your PC in general. It’s possible that your firewalls are preventing you from playing the game. Make sure this isn’t the case by doing the following:
- Select Windows Start from the Start menu.
- Search ‘firewall‘
- Select ‘allow an app through Windows firewall‘
- Select Sea of Thieves
- Ensure that every box checked
- Try and load up your game
If you’re still having problems, you should contact the game’s official support to see if they can help you.
So there you have it: how to solve the Lavenderbeard problem in Sea of Thieves. And go back to some good ol’ pillaging.
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