My MacBook Pro instantly logs me out after logging in

Every time I log on to my Mac Book Pro 10.6.8 the desktop loads and then instantly logs me out and returns to the log in screen. I am able to log on in safe mode, but can't figure out what's wrong.
I've reset the PRAM and SMC, repaired all permissions on the Disk Utility, booted it in single user mode to check the /sbin/fsck -fy and the /sbin/mount - uw / rm /var /audit/current commands, but nothing has changed.
The day before this happened my Mac suddenly started to only type in caps and load in safe mode, I figured it must be a stuck Shift key, so cleaned it, but when that didn't work I downloaded KeyRemap4MacBook. I then used this to disable the left and right Shift key. For a while after it appeared that only some of the keyboard reverted back to normal and the rest remained in Shift mode, but then the next day the keyboard completely returned to normal. That is when the log in issues began. The Shift keys also still appear to function, which I didn't expect after disabling them.
I am not techno savvy, so any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks

Yep! It's' a known problem I'm afraid, very common indeed with that card. Nothing that can be done AFAIK.
I would be getting my soldering iron out if I were you

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