Most likely your starter has failed. Old school test: Make sure your battery is good and fully charged. Make sure cable connections to battery are clean and tight. Locate the starter and, depending on access, TAP on the main starter body with a hammer, pipe, long 3/8" extension, broom stick, etc. While someone turns the ignition to the start position. If starter engages and cranks the engine or produces grinding noise and will only barely turn over, the starter is bad. There are other possilble causes, but you gotta start somewhere.
If you are using Windows, go to start / settings / control panel. Click the sound icon. Click the sound tab and change the "New Mail Notification."
battery is low. get a boost or charge the battery.
my BMW does not start it just makes a click noise
Go to Control Panel and double click on "sound". Click the "sounds" tab.
click start> run> then type dxdiag, then press enter, then click on the sound tab.....
To give a generic answer, it kinda depends on what type of click. If it is a rapid click-click-click-click... it is probably a dead (or near dead) battery. If it is just one solid "click", it is probably your starter. The single click is the sound of the selinoid clicking in to try to engage the starter. If the starter is faulty, it won't engage and turn your engine over to start.
Car will not start, makes no sound. Battery is strong.
Multiple "clicks" check for a weak battery Check fr loose or corroded battery cables Single "click" Maybe a bad starter solenoid
The starter is solennoid is bad.Another AnswerA bad starter solenoid/relay usually makes a single click when trying to start the engine. The "woodpecker sound". or rapid clicking is usually due to a low battery or a loose/dirty battery cable. You migt want to inspect the condition of the cables and their connections. and have the battery checked for free an most major auto parts stores.
Click the speaker on your start menu bar close to the clock to adjust or mute your Windows sound. Or search in your start menu for sound to enable/disable devices. Also found in the Control Panel.
A single click when trying to start the engine is usually an indication of a loose battery cable/wire or a faulty starter solenoid/relay switch.
Go to control panel, double click on Sounds and Audio Devices, then click on the Sounds tab. Scroll down until you find the "Start Windows", click it, click browse, and then select the sound you want as your startup noise, then click ok