I am trying to clean some icons from the menu bar.
I tried to delete it by holding the command and drag it away to delete it, but it is not working.
I am wondering why some icons can be deleted while others not.
Please help me.
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14
Click on the icon to open Creative Cloud, then quit the app.
To keep it from appearing each time you turn your Mac on, first open Creative Cloud, then open its preferences. Turn the slider off to launch it at login.
Click on the icon to open Creative Cloud, then quit the app.
To keep it from appearing each time you turn your Mac on, first open Creative Cloud, then open its preferences. Turn the slider off to launch it at login.
thank you for your replies, but it is really annoying that i have to quite the application every time i reboot the laptop.
Is there a way to remove it via Terminal or start up please?
Maybe it’s in Adobe’s settings, but I think you should just close the app and remove it from the apps/services that start at startup if you don’t want it anymore..
Did you change the setting as shown in the image? It will not launch at startup after that.
If the program option does not work, you can try with Ccleaner: you can disable items that start at the beginning (many more than those shown by the mac in the preferences)...
How to remove Adobe creative cloud icon from the menu bar
