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Additionally you would be better off playing with the original classic visuals enabled, rather than the anniversary visuals, at least on your first playthrough as the anniversary mode has many issues, such as inaccurate hitboxes that don't match their visuals and inconsistent re-use of assets from other Halo games that clash awkwardly.
These terminals do not appear when playing with classic visuals enabled.
halo ce,
halo 2,
halo 3,
halo 3 odst,
halo reach,
halo 4
because if you play a newer game like reach which has more modern mechanics, movement and gameplay and then play halo ce from 2001; it will really hurt your experience playing them.