Remove "Creative Cloud Files" from Finder sidebar? I've used Activity Monitor to close every process with the Creative Cloud icon.

I've deleted the Creative Cloud Files directory itself, and deleted it from the trash.

I've gone to the "Extensions" preference pane and turned off "Core Sync."

I've quit Finder and restarted it.

And yet the "Creative Cloud Files" icon still shows up in my Finder sidebar, even though the original can't be found.

How can I eliminate this zombie icon once and for all?
This is how you show / hide certain icons of the Finder Sidebar:

Try a right-click on the folder, then 'Remove from Sidebar'.

1) Go to 'Finder', then open 'Preferences' from the menu bar


2) Navigate to the 'Sidebar' tab


3) Uncheck the appropriate icon(s) as required. Then close.
I believe that apps like CCleaner can clean up these "ghost" directories too. However, based on your question, these steps should do the job. Let me know how you get on.