Get logged out seconds after I login

When I log in I see the desktop for a split second and then I get the login screen again. I have run disk repair and repair permissions via the OSX Snow Leopard install disk to no avail. I have a backup bootable disk so I can access the drive. I am thinking some startup preference is corrupted. Are there some preferences I can delete from my user directory?

Ben Harris wrote:
When I log in I see the desktop for a split second and then I get the login screen again. I have run disk repair and repair permissions via the OSX Snow Leopard install disk to no avail. I have a backup bootable disk so I can access the drive. I am thinking some startup preference is corrupted. *Are there some preferences I can delete from my user directory?*
com.apple.finder.plist
com.apple.desktop.plist
com.apple.LaunchServices.plist
com.apple.loginwindow.plist

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