Stock Android 10 Beta Mod ROM ASUS Zenfone Live L2

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Have you tried the Stock Android 10 Beta ROM on your ASUS Zenfone Live L2 Android phone? How was it, too plain, no? 😅 Then why not trying the modded version of the ROM!

Licosha – Want to upgrade your ASUS Zenfone Live L2 to Android Q but the Android 10 Beta ROM too boring for you? Doesn’t want to install GSI? Then you might want to give a try on the Stock 10 Mod ROM!

Just like the name, this ROM is actually the Android 10 Beta update for ASUS Zenfone Live L2 modded with extras and optimizations. This ROM is modded by FadhlanNzlr @Telegram.

ASUS Zenfone Live Android 10 Beta banner

Requirements:

Backups!
Custom recovery installed.

Stock 10 Mod ASUS Zenfone Live L2 Android ROM info

ROM name	ZenUI Mod (Stock 10 Mod)
author	FadhlanNzlr @Telegram
target devices	ASUS X00R variants (Live L1, Live L2, and Lite L1)
Android version	Android 10
features	Injected more icon, icon shapes, accent color and background color overlays to the system. Injected navbar overlays. Debloated Google Apps. Replaced some apps with lighter ones.

Stock 10 Mod ROM ASUS Zenfone Live changelogs

v. 1.2

Changelogs:

What’s New:

Debloat App Google ( Velvet ), so now there’s no annoying circle in the middle of the home button.

Change default launcher, to Lawnchair.

Added new navbar overlay: Tecno Camon.

Added some systemui theme overlay:

Pitchblack

Solarized Dark

DarkGrey

Material Ocean

Added GalleryGo to default gallery.

Remove previous terminal emulator ( So, Download in PlayStore to apply the overlay ).

v. 1.1

Changelogs:

Heavily Debloat.

Fix Wifi Include.

Added Simple Day Font to default font.

Added Via for main Browser.

Added Terminal Emulator to apply some overlay.

Added Red Accent (Gradient Indian)

Added Some NavBar Overlay

Asus NavBar

OneUI NavBar

OnePlus NavBar

Added Some Icon Shape Overlay

Vessel

Tapered Rect

More

Added Statusbar and QS Icon Overlay

Circular

Rounded

v. 1.0

Heavily Debloat

Chrome

Play Music

Play Video

YouTube (using YouTube go, vanced, or newpipe)

Facebook

Instagram

WebStorage

Asus Support App

Fix Wifi Include (Need Test)

How to install Stock 10 Mod ROM ASUS Zenfone Live L2

Boot your ASUS Zenfone Live L2 Android phone to recovery mode.
Do wipes on following partitions:
✔️ System
✔️ Cache
✔️ Data
✔️ Dalvik
✔️ Vendor
To make sure the recovery read the partition changes, reboot to recovery (❗ be careful not to reboot to other mode).
Install the Stock 10 Mod ROM zip file (download link below) and wait until the installation process is done.
Mount Vendor and System partitions, then install the Decrypt 10 zip file (download link below).
Done! Now you can reboot your ASUS Zenfone Live L2 Android phone. First boot might take some time (10 to 15 minutes).

Applying the overlays in Stock 10 Mod ROM ASUS Zenfone Live

Requirements:

Rooted.
Terminal app (for icons and navbar overlay).

Applying navbar overlay

Open terminal app on root command (type su and Enter).
You can type the code for the following available navbar overlays on the terminal app:
- ASUS Navbar:
  cmd overlay enable com.android.system.navbar.asus
- OneUI Navbar:
  cmd overlay enable com.android.system.navbar.oneui
- OnePlus Navbar:
  cmd overlay enable com.android.system.navbar.oneplus
- Tecno Camon:
  cmd overlay enable com.android.system.navbar.tecno
Press Enter and the changes should be happen on the fly.

Applying icons overlay

Open terminal app in root command (type su and press Enter).
You can type the code for following available icons overlay:
- Circular:
  cmd overlay enable com.android.theme.icon_pack.circular.android
- Rounded:
  cmd overlay enable com.android.theme.icon_pack.rounded.android
- Filled:
  cmd overlay enable com.android.theme.icon_pack.filled.android

Applying icon shapes, fonts, accent colors and system UI background colors

To apply icon shapes, fonts, accent colors or system UI background colors, we can easily do it by choosing them in the Developer options in our ASUS Zenfone Live Android phone. Scroll down to the bottom part of Developer options to find the options.