The Halo Infinite “Connection lost” error is ruining the multiplayer experience for some players. The error appears with the full text: “Connection lost: You have been disconnected from the local network. Returning you to the Main Menu.” It’s frustrating to encounter an error like this, especially in such a huge AAA first-person shooter. Thankfully, there are some workarounds. Here is how to fix the Halo Infinite “Connection lost” error.
Halo Infinite “Connection lost” error fix
To fix the Halo Infinite “Connection lost” error, players will want to:
- Retry matchmaking.
- This error can be a one-off, appearing just once and for no clear reason.
- Check internet connection.
- Ensure the internet connection to the PC or console is stable.
- Connecting using a wire is often more stable than connecting using WiFi.
- Restart the game.
- Restarting the game and downloading any available updates can get things working again.
- Restart the system.
- A full system reboot for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or PC can fix issues.
For those who need additional assistance, the official @HaloSupport Twitter account or Halo Waypoint support website are valuable resources.
The above resources can also provide warnings of upcoming scheduled maintenance and downtime periods. This can make issues with the game less surprising and easier to understand.
At the time of writing, Halo Infinite multiplayer has just launched in beta form, which means matchmaking issues are to be expected. Hopefully the developers can work to fix them before the full launch.
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