With the launch of Halo Infinite multiplayer, Xbox players are sure to be busy inviting friends, drifting in Warthogs, and headshotting rivals. The game is off to a fast start, already climbing to impressive heights on Steam and Twitch--and presumably Xbox, though those numbers aren't available. Some players, however, are being met with an error screen on occasion, reading: "An error occurred while searching for other players." It's a fairly common issue, though thankfully has a rather quick fix too. Here's what to do if you encounter this error message.

If you boot up Halo Infinite and find yourself obstructed by this "searching for players" error message, it's likely that you are playing on Xbox Series X or S, because the issue stems from the game's server connection being severed when you leave it in Quick Resume for too long.

How long exactly? Well it seems to happen if you exit the game but leave it running for about 30 minutes or so. It seems after that, you'll be disconnected from the Halo servers and then met with this error message when you try to resume online play.