Vanced Killing my battery, but it's not installed on my phone?

[badbeats]

I noticed my battery has been getting killed the last few weeks. Last week I finally checked, and I kept seeing vanced (which I do not use often, nor do I use its version of youtube) with ridiculous usage of 40% with 1 min used. I finally uninstalled both it and its version of youtube. Nothing changed, the battery is still dying, and it's still showing up. Help, please!

 

[blackhawk]

Stock load? It could be malware or the user data partition somehow got corrupted. Factory reset if you can't resolve it very soon.

Developer options>running processes, can you spot it there?

 

[badbeats]

I loaded it from the site. I got the link here a year and a half ago. Not sure why its an issue lately.

 

[badbeats]

I loaded it from the site. I got the link here a year and a half ago. Not sure why its an issue lately.

yes i see it in processes

 

[blackhawk]

I loaded it from the site. I got the link here a year and a half ago. Not sure why its an issue lately.

Punch on the running services entry and see what info it has. Try killing it there.
Go into apps and search for it.

Clear system cache if you have that option.
It may be a false report; another app may be the culprit. You need to track the cause down or do a factory reset.

Scan with Malwarebytes.
Run Autostarts and see what it finds.

 

[badbeats]

It found it, I can't disable it. Application info does nothing.

 

[blackhawk]

It found it, I can't disable it. Application info does nothing.

Uninstall it. It may be listed under another name in apps.

 

[badbeats]

So it does not show up in apps, and I do not see a way to uni install it since I already did.