Driver window off track,went to roll window down and window fell inside of door.Window crank turns freely.

remove the door trim and adjust the window channel inside the door
if the felt lining moves with the window it probably need replacing
adjust the channel with the window down or it will jam as the window comes down

Take off door panel and see what broke.

1- remove the window crank
2- remove any screws from the door panel; sometimes they are hidden by a plastic cap. look inside the elbow rest cavity; remove any screws you see.
3- insert a flat plastic or wooden tool in the shape of (roughly) a scraper, between the door panel and door and start prying the clips which hold the panel to the sheet metal. get as close to the clips as possible with the tool, as that will be the easiest way. there are about 8 of these clips on an average door. when all the clips have come loose of the sheet metal, lift the panel straight up to remove it. you will find a metal rod attached to the inside of your handle; unfasten it and remove the panel completely. that handle looks like it is part of the panel and cannot be removed separately.

There are several differant things this could be .It could that the mechianicl mechiziem the crank has jumped off the track that the window slides on . Some times this will happen if the window is down 25 %of the way at highway speeds the force of the wind will tend to bend the window out and create an issue that makes the window pop out of the track . Or the glue bond that window to the track with a plastic recerivor has broken or the glue bond failed or the bolts that hold it all together came loose or fell off . At any rate you need remove the inner door panal to see whats going on inside the door If its olny comeing down a little then its probably a loose bolt

Sounds like the window track fell off the window regulator. Sometimes you can replace the roller that goes between regulator & motor, but most times you will need to replace window regulator. Take off interior door panel & see which option is possible.

we had a KIA sportage that did that. we went inside for the night and came out to the passenger window down turned out it was a bad window regulator

Window has come off track,try to lube the track, reset the window in the track an use a apoxy glue let it sit for a few hours an it should b fine that's what I did to mine, that last snow storm we had my truck was covered,I was keying my truck warm up I went to open the window it was stuck, so I gave it a little hit an then it fell in the door an the snow came in lol, then I found out what to do I never had a prob again

These cars have a window regulator that is made with a cable and a plastic wheel that the cable rolls around. Once it wears out you need to replace the whole regulator, it comes with new motor. Look on ebay, cheapest way to buy a new one. You can take off door panel and push window back up and wedge or vise grip so it wont fall back down.

It is most likely a rod has fallen off inside the door. You may have to use a coat-hanger to read down inside and pull back on door latch to open it up.
Then after it is opened, remove screws on inner door panel, remove window/lock controls, take a big flat-head screwdriver and gently pry next to the plastic tabs holding on door panel. Remove door panel and put window back on track , and replace or reattach door handle rods.

You will have to remove the screws of the door panel, than take flat-tip screwdriver and pry off door panel. Than you will have to put window back on the track.