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Are you comfortable with phpMyAdmin?
If so, here’s how.

1. From you cPanel or Plesk or whatever, get to phpMyadmin. in CPanel you go through mysql link and then phpmyadmin is at the footer.

2. Find you wordpress database. If you only have 1 database the process is similar, look for the table called wp_options. If you have changed the wp prefix, adjust accordingly.

3. Hit browse and look for a field (column) at the top called option_name and look for a value called site_url. For me, it’s the very first record (row). This is where you should see the url for your blog..edit it.

if you’re ensure don’t attempt this…and in either case always a good idea to backup your blog first.

Actually, it may be temporarily inconvenient, but bless you for having the guts to try it.

I feel like the kid who put his finger in the fan just to see what would happen.

Thanks Clayton.
I actually resolved this one by editing functions.php. You just need to comment out the submenu line. Very strange how they did not include this in the menu.php file.

/**
 * Append the Widgets menu to the themes main menu.
 *
 * @since 2.2.0
 * @uses $submenu The administration submenu list.
 */
function wp_widgets_add_menu() {
	global $submenu;
	//$submenu['themes.php'][7] = array( __( 'Widgets' ), 'switch_themes', 'widgets.php' );
	ksort( $submenu['themes.php'], SORT_NUMERIC );
}