Should check all fuses and relays...Including those stored in the fuse panel under the hood. If they are all good, then there is most likely a problem with the power accuator motor / Window Lift Motor or the power control switch inside the drivers door.
To answer your continued portion of your question? Most of todays cars offer the driver the option to open and close all windows from the drivers control panel... Although the first part of your question seems to make that statement null. In other words, you should check your fuses first. before deciding that you need new switched or lift motors for both doors...
This could very well be a fuse problem
Actually I'd be curious to learn if any new features were recently added to the vehicle. such as a stereo, speakers, cd player or an amplifier etc... Since the installer may have not so much tapped into the wrong power feed, in as much as perhaps caused a knick or break in your other wires... Of course this may not be the case at all in the event no such items were recently installed.
Hopefully you find something useful in this
Good Luck and Happy Motoring
Respectfully
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