The SMART monitoring tool from Disk Drill is actually loaded separately and stored in /Library. It's rather odd how they did that… if the monitoring tool is enabled, and Disk Drill gets deleted, the SMART monitor gets left behind.
Anywho… open Activity Monitor and look for the process named SmartDaemon. Select Quit Process from the toolbar and kill that sucker.
Next, go to /Library/Application Support and delete the entire folder for CleverFiles. That contains the SmartDaemon app and other related files.
Once done, empty the Trash. You should also run Onyx and use the tool to rebuild the LaunchServices since OS X is expecting to load up those files on startup.
The cleaner way to do this is re-download and run Disk Drill; open its preferences and, under the SMART toolbar option, disable the option to monitor the disks; then quit Disk Drill and delete it and that folder mentioned earlier. You can use a 3rd party "uninstaller" like AppCleaner, which will root out some of the other files it leaves behind, however I do know for certain that they will not find or delete that folder mentioned earlier (I just tested it to see).