[Q] About binary counter reseting, please help

[MrPedja96]

I unrooted my S3 because i didn't really need it and in case of any new updates and i got a little(?) problem here. I unrooted via "Full unroot" in SuperSU and it seemed like it done the job, but when i rebooted and tried to check for new updates, it said that my device is moded (something like that). I did backup on my important files and did factory reset. I was so happy that i could check for updates and tought that i solved the problem. But when i went to odin menu (or how it's called, not sure, the one that opens when you press power, volume down and menu buttons and hold them) it was like this:

ODIN MODE
PRODUCT NAME: GT-I9300
CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD: Yes (1 counts)
CURRENT BINARY: Samsung Official
SYSTEM STATUS: Official

and this part "CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD: Yes (1 counts)" is making me real confused. It's not that i know nothing about these, i'm guessing that this shows how many times i rooted (or installed custom ROMs), but i also guess that if something happens to my device and i go to service that they won't accept the warranty because of that.

If anyone knows how can i restore binary counter without root and triangleaway, please tell me.

This is tutorial i used to root my device: "How to root Samsung Galaxy S3 i9300 4.3 (Jelly Beans)" by MK Tech Freak ツ (sorry, can't post links)

 

[boomboomer]

There is no other way to reset warranty bit than triangle away.

 

[MrPedja96]

There is no other way to reset warranty bit than triangle away.

So there's no way to do it without root?

 

[boomboomer]

Go read the sticky thread on returning to stock, much quicker than trying to invent it yourself.

 

[MrPedja96]

Go read the sticky thread on returning to stock, much quicker than trying to invent it yourself.

I found tutorial with which i've done reseting counter, but i have to reset to factory settings again... thanks anyway!