Right front power window want go down why?

Power window motors are operated via two circuits; power and ground. The unique part about these circuits is that the direction that the motor rotates (moving the window up or down) is controlled by the direction of current flow using window switches. Window switches are all grounded in their default position but when they are moved to the UP or DOWN position they are connected to power instead. Here's how this works: when the master switch's right-front window switch is held to the UP position, the UP circuit is removed from ground and power flows through it, then passes through the UP circuit of the right-front window sub-switch, then to the window motor, then makes it's way through the DOWN circuit through the right-front sub-switch, then the master window switch, then to the common ground. When the master switch's right-front switch is held to the DOWN position, the DOWN circuit is removed from ground and power flows through it to the sub-switch, then to the window motor, then makes it's way to the common ground through the sub-switch and master switch's UP circuit. For your specific case I'd suspect that the master window switch's right-front switch connection to the DOWN circuit is not grounding by default like it should and therefore not providing a ground path for the motor when the UP circuit is energized. You can read more here: https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-replace-a-power-window-switch-by-marvin-sunderland

right rear, left rear, right front, left front.

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right rear, left rear, right front, left front.

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try to reset the window rolling by sitting on the driver's seat and turn ignition on and from the main windows function buttons on the driver's door press at the same time both front windows down if are up to the end and still hold pressed the buttons for a second,then do the same for up with same time on hold.do the same if not respond until respond.

Replace the power window switch

Is there any type of noise when pressing/pulling the UP button? If there is any type of electric motor noise, possibly the window regulator is faulty. Pull the door panel off to inspect the motor and regulator.

TAKE POWER TO AND FROM SWITCH. IF GOOD. YOU WILL NEED A WINDOW MOTOR

Take a door panel off on the right, and see if you have power and ground going to the regulator when you press the button. If you dont, then your going to be chasing wires

Your car is still under warenty from toyota.
they will be more then happy to fix this problem for you.
i would know i work there.