
If YouTube Vanced is not working on your device, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.
Guide on how to fix common problems with YouTube Vanced
1. Check for Updates
- Outdated Version: YouTube Vanced might not work properly if you’re using an outdated version. Open the Vanced Manager app and check for updates. If there’s a newer version available, update it.
- MicroG: If you’re using YouTube Vanced with a Google account, make sure MicroG (a service required for login) is also updated.
2. Clear Cache and Data
- Clear App Cache: Sometimes, corrupted cache data can cause YouTube Vanced to malfunction.
- Go to Settings > Apps > YouTube Vanced > Storage.
- Tap Clear Cache.
- If needed, tap Clear Data (this will reset the app but will not remove subscriptions).
- Clear MicroG Cache: If you’re using MicroG, clear its cache as well by following the same steps for the MicroG app in your settings.
3. Reinstall YouTube Vanced
- Uninstall and Reinstall: If clearing cache doesn’t work, try uninstalling and reinstalling YouTube Vanced.
- Open Settings on your device.
- Go to Apps or Applications.
- Find YouTube Vanced and tap to uninstall it.
- Reinstall the app using the Vanced Manager or download the latest APK from a trusted source.
4. Check for Conflicts with Other Apps
- Some apps, like ad blockers or other YouTube mods, can interfere with YouTube Vanced. Try disabling or uninstalling other similar apps to see if it resolves the issue.
- Device/System Mods: If your device is rooted or has custom ROMs installed, ensure there are no conflicts or restrictions that might prevent YouTube Vanced from functioning properly.
5. Fix MicroG Issues
- Google Account Login: If you’re experiencing issues logging in to your Google account or syncing subscriptions, make sure that MicroG is properly installed and up to date. MicroG is essential for features like logging in and syncing subscriptions in YouTube Vanced.
- If MicroG is not installed or working correctly, try reinstalling it.
6. Check Device Compatibility
- Android Version: Ensure that your device is running a compatible version of Android. YouTube Vanced may not work correctly on older versions of Android or specific custom ROMs.
- Rooted Devices: If you’re using a rooted device, you might need to install a specific version of YouTube Vanced for root access. Ensure you’re using the right version (rooted or non-rooted).
7. Fix Network Issues
- If YouTube Vanced isn’t loading videos, check your internet connection. A poor or intermittent connection could cause playback issues.
- Try restarting your router or switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data.
8. Check App Permissions
- Make sure YouTube Vanced has the necessary permissions to run correctly (storage, network, etc.). You can check and adjust app permissions in Settings > Apps > YouTube Vanced > Permissions.
9. Disable Battery Optimization
- Battery Saver: On some devices, battery-saving modes can interfere with the proper functioning of apps like YouTube Vanced. Disable battery optimization for YouTube Vanced.
- Go to Settings > Battery > Battery Optimization.
- Find YouTube Vanced and select Don’t Optimize.
10. Try Using an Older Version (as a last resort)
- If a recent update has caused issues, you can try reverting to an older, stable version of YouTube Vanced. Use the Vanced Manager or download an older APK from a trusted source.
Conclusion
If YouTube Vanced isn’t working, try updating the app and MicroG, clearing the app’s cache, reinstalling, and checking for app conflicts. If issues persist, ensure your device is compatible, check permissions, and consider using an older version if needed. By following these steps, you should be able to resolve most common problems with YouTube Vanced.