This challenge is easy but the the thing is, you can't die. If you "think" you are going to die, simply push start and choose End Mission, NOT Restart Checkpoint. Start the mission up again, and you will start where you left off, but with full ammo and health and the thing is, the challenge will still give you credit even if you don't start from the beginning of the map. Found that out the accidental way.

Also, if you do die, you cannot push start and choose restart checkpoint because if you do, the challenge will fail you without letting you know. Also, found that out the hard way after beating the map and not getting the challenge. It was the only reason I could think of, as why I did not get the challenge.

This week's challenge is pretty easy, even though it sounds like it could be a little tough. I completed this challenge is just under six minutes on the map Nightfall. The best thing to do is keep running through the beginning (don't kill the elite or sleeping grunts). Jump up on the balcony and sprint to the other side. When you come out the door, snipe the grunt on the cannon and sprint passed everyone out there. You can jump over a boulder on the left and get partial cover from everyone shooting. Keep running until you get to the "let sleeping dogs lie" part. When you get here, jump up on the rocks at the beginning and make a straight on dash towards the exit. If you don't shoot anything, you should be able to make it out of there without taking any damage. Once you make it to the facility, snipe the grunts on the plasma cannons and kill the elite on the bridge. Once exiting the bridge, jump on the forklift and head towards the left side of the gate. Once you are almost there "drift" so that your left side is flush up against the center of the gate and jump off. If done correctly, you will spawn through the gate and you can run freely on the other side without any enemies showing up. It takes a little practice on this part but it definitely works. Here is a link to YouTube if you need a video walkthrough. This little technique also works good on the LASO Challenge.

One of the best ways to rank up in Halo Reach is to never quit a multiplayer game and try to do as many of the daily and weekly challenges as you can. Also, playing Halo Reach in the morning or early afternoon seems to have easier competition than at night. Sometimes, I can complete all of the daily challenges in the morning before I go to work. Currently, I am a Mythic on my way to a Noble. I usually get anywhere from 50,000 to 80,000 credits, legitimately, before the end of the day. Last night, I played three firefight games and got around 16,000 credits for about 45 minutes of my time. I can't stress enough about how important it is to not quit games.

Are you having trouble getting your Studio 17 notebook to wake up from hibernation, or even just turn back on after closing the lid? Well I was too, until I updated the bios from A05 to A07. It seemed to fix the fix the problem... at least for me. Check out Dell's driver support website and download yourself the newest and recommended bios upgrade.

I read online that a lot of Studio 17 notebooks were having this problem using an outdated, but still somewhat useful bios. Simply insert your service tag number, then choose Bios from the list. If you are unsure what version of bios you are using, open the command prompt as admin and type 'msinfo32' without the quotes. You should be able to use that popup to tell what bios you are using. Be careful not to interrupt the flashing of the bios or you could "brick" your system. As long as you follow the instructions, you will be fine.

One other problem could be that you have your phone, or other accessory plugged in USB when it goes to sleep. You might have to unplug it before it wakes up. Hopefully 'they' will get that fixed real soon.