2001 Toyota Corolla Driver side power window

The problem sounds like a bad widow motor which would need to be replaced. You may have all the tools you need to do this, but it can be a tricky job. You need to remove the door panel. There will be several mounting screws that are usually philips head and well hidden. The panel will be a little looser, but it will also have plastic tabs that you can seperate by pulling the panel out. Once the tabs are pulled out you will need to lift the panel an inch or two to release it from the door. There will be an elecrtical connector you can unhook by hand going to the window switches. With the door panel off there will be a layer of insulation on the door. Pull the isulation away from the door in areas with holes so you can see into the door. The motor is mounted on a slide frame inside the door. You will need a small ratchet and small sockets 1/4" or so in size to dismount the slide frame from the door, dismount the window from the slide frame. The elecrical connector will come off by hand. The slide frame may also need to come apart before you can remove it from the door. With the slide frame and motor out you can change the motor and reverse steps back together