Alright I’ve prepared this tutorial to the best of my knowledge. If anything isn’t clear do let me know.
NOTE: THIS WAS DONE ON STOCK ROM P780_ROW_S119_130930 AND ROOT ACCESS IS REQUIRED..
We’ll start by getting required programs
1. ADB (most important piece of this maneuver)
2. 7zip or Winrar
3. Lenovo drivers
4. RootAdb
GETTING A WORKING ADB
Usually to get the ADB program you need to install android SDK by google and that is quite a huge file. Head up to the XDA link below to get a working and light ADB installer
Working ADB thread on XDAKudos to the creator of the XDA thread @shimp208.
Once you get the installer from the thread above, simply install it on your windows computer.
GETTING 7zip or WinRAR
I guess everyone knows how to do this so I’ll move on to the next requirement.
GETTING LENOVO DRIVERS
Thankfully Lenovo already gave this to us. It can be foung in the built-in storage of the phone in the folder LenovoTool, the file is named LenovoUsbDriver_1.0.2.exe.
Install the driver file on your computer
GETTING RootAdb
Simply go to playstore on your P780 and install RootAdb. Run it and grant it superuser access.
After you are done with all the steps mentioned above we can move on to business proper!
DOING THE MANEUVER
1. Now run the ADB program you got and installed from XDA forum. It will open a command prompt window (don’t worry it’s very easy to use)
2. Now make sure you are running the RootAdb app on your device and you have ticked the box displayed in the app & it says “restarting adb daemon with root privileges, adb is running as root”. Now you can plug in your P780 via usb to your computer.
3. Once plugged in, type the following command line in the command prompt window and send using ENTER key on your keyboard.
If it dispalys a set of numbers & letters then you are good to go, your device is recognised by ADB. If it doesn’t then your Lenovo driver isn’t installed properly. Troubleshoot.
4. Next step is to type the following command line
This to enable you change from r/o to r/w. Very important.
5. Next step is to pull out the required system file from your device which is LenovoSystemUI.apk to your computer for editing . First create a folder named p780 in your default hard drive on your computer (drive C: in my case) and then Use the following command.
Note that you’ll find the pulled out system file in the p780 folder you created earlier. PLEASE SAVE A COPY OF LenovoSystemUI.apk IN ANOTHER LOCATION ON YOUR COMPUTER INCASE YOU WISH TO REVERT.
6. Now head to the p780 folder in your drive C:. There you’ll find the LenovoSystemUI.apk. Right-click on the file and open with 7zip or WinRAR (I personally prefer 7zip). Now navigate to the following location in the archive
res > drawable-hdpi
Within drawable-hdpi folder HIGHLIGHT the following .png files (Ten of them in number)
stat_sys_gemini_signal_3g_blue.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_3g_green.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_3g_orange.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_3g_purple.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_3g_white.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_g_blue.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_g_green.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_g_orange.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_g_purple.png
stat_sys_gemini_signal_g_white.png
Once all files are highlighted, Right-click on any one of the files and select “Delete”. 3G/G network icon is gone for good! Now close the opened archive and move to next step.
7. Now copy this edited LenovoSystemUI.apk to the installation folder of ADB program in your computer (in my case it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot). Once file is copied to this directory, we push it back to your device using the following command line on ADB
Make sure it is successful then move on to next step.
8. Next step is to reboot your device using ADB. Send the following command
Once your device turns off to reboot, disconnect it from your computer and allow it boot up.
And that’s all there is to it. Enjoy your less clustered status bar! Share your testimonies if it works for you. Thanks.

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