Start button No matter how hard I depress the start button it will not work

try new switch

twist the depress button to release for depression

If your door does not make click sound when depressed, that may be you problem. If it does it probably is your thermal fuse.

change start switch

I just went out and did mine. My button didn't depress at all at first. While trying to push the button in, jiggle the discharge both ways; the button will move in and the housing rotates very easily.

Gary

Check door switch

I'm assuming you have a remote to lock/unlock your car with an added button to start the engine.
you need to have the doors in the lock position, then depress the lock button on the remote once then depress and hold the start button until the engine starts.diections should be on the back side of your remote.
hope this helps.
(this is how my GM car remote works)

Click Start
Click Control Panel
Click Mouse
Check to see if the RIGHT button is enabled and mapped to a function.

If your computer is "designed for Vista", your experience with installing XP will be unsatisfactory -- drivers for audio/video/networking will be unavailable.

Anyway, backup your files to an external hard-drive.
insert the Windows XP CD, and "cancel" any "auto-run" things.
Shutdown.
Restart, and force the computer to boot from the CD.
As it boots, you will be able to install XP, no matter what is currently on the hard-drive.

Hi, your start push button is malfunctioning. simply replacing this start switch will fix your issue.

the button is stuck because of food buildup over the years underneath the button, this happens even to newer ones after about a year of use, new microwaves are cheap and the lower end models start at only $35 from walmart I would reccomend buying a new one, newer microwaves use less power and are more effecient so a new one will pay for itself in saved electricty costs after about 2-3 years of use.