Get a fuse kit that has fuses and a puller and tester from Walmart or local parts store.
Locate the fuse which is either under the hood or under the dashboard on the driver's side.
There may be a sticker on the door that tells you which fuse is for PW or Power Windows.
According to autozone.com:
Inspect/Test/Replace
To remove a fuse:
To replace a fuse:
Typical fuse box or panel.
NOTE
To calculate the correct fuse rating, use Watt's law: watts ÷ volts = amperes. For example, if you are installing a pair of 55-watt fog lights, divide 55 by the battery voltage (12 volts) to find out how much current the circuit has to carry. Since 55 ÷ 12 = 4.58, the current is approximately 5 amperes. To allow for current surges, the correct in-line fuse should be rated slightly higher than the normal current flow. In this case, an 8- or 10-ampere fuse would do the job.
NOTE
It's advisable to carry an assortment of spare fuses in the glove compartment. It is difficult to know when one will blow. Also, you should learn borrow a fuse from a less critical circuit. For example, it is possible to do without power for the radio or air conditioner, if a fuse is needed for the headlights or brake lights. Make certain, however, that the fuse borrowed and later replaced has the same current rating. Remember that a blown fuse was caused by something going wrong. Replacing the fuse may or may not give a temporary solution to the problem.
Locate the fuse box and in there you will have a diagram of which fuse is for the windows take it out and replace with new one
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