[Verisimilitude]

ok wait

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here

Okay right click desktop, AMD Radeon Settings.
Go to the Gaming tab, on the right click "add", go to browse, browse to your haloce.exe make sure it's haloce.exe and not halo.exe, add it to the list, then click on it in the amd radeon settings. Make sure anti-aliasing is set to use application settings, hit the back button and try the game again

[SmG YogiSLU]

ook thanks man

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wow it work thanks again man

[Verisimilitude]

ook thanks man

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wow it work thanks again man

You are welcome. 

In case you're interested in the why, HaloCE uses its own personalized filtering and it doesn't work with any type of forced GPU detailing, you need to create a game profile so it will designate it to the application and not try to force it.

[SmG YogiSLU]

ok thanks for tell me know i learn something new

[Verisimilitude]

ok thanks for tell me know i learn something new

You're welcome brother, have fun on Halo.