removing old java versions on Vista

I am trying to clean up a friend's computer and it has Vista. I am very unfamiliar with Vista. From what I can tell, if I click on a program in the uninstall screen (no "add/remove programs" in Vista?) I should get an unistall option, but I don't. How can I remove this?

 

It's under Programs and Features (or click Programs > Programs and Features) depending on which view you have, right click the program you want to uninstall, confirm uninstall. Are you logged in under an account with Admin. Privileges?

 

I am on an admin account, but I do not get an uninstall option in the menu bar, nor does right clicking give me a menu.

 

Are you in the Control Panel? Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features or just Program Features. Should be a list of programs there...does this computer have Malware?

Oh I see you're in malware disregard this post.

 

If the PC has malware go do the READ & RUN ME in the Malware Forum, if you can't uninstall just continue with the processes (steps) Also could try a search in the Control Panel and see if Programs comes up that way.

EDIT - N/A OP posted in Malware

 

Check this out.... it 'automates' the removal of all the old Java Environments and removes them all at once, saving time and trouble.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/JavaRa_d5967.html