Redhat 9 log in error

Hey guys, I'm still new to linux and I tried searching the web for help with this but I haven't found anything that has helped me.

Everything was working fine and I decided to install http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/ so that I could see the files on my Windows partition (NTFS). I logged off my user account and logged in as root and ran the install instructions exactly as they said giving Redhat only read instructions to the partitions. Installation went fine and everything seemed to be working and I was able to see my Windows files. I logged off as root and tried logging back into my regular user account but when I tried to do that I get an error message saying that my session has lasted less then 10 seconds and an error message has been created, and then I'm booted back to the default Redhat log in screen. I can still log in as root so I went to check out the error message and this is what it says:

/home/user1/.Xclients: line 8: /home/user1/.Xclients-default: No such file or directory
/home/user1/.Xclients: line 8: exec: /home/user1/.Xclients-default: cannot execute: No such file or directory

Any idea how to fix this so I can go back and log in under my regular user name?

Thanks for any help or suggestions you all can give me, sicko

It looks like ~/.Xclients is trying to run at startup. It refers to ~/.Xclients-default, but this file doesn't exist. As a first step, log in a root, change the /home/user1 and review/edit the .Xclients file. You can comment out the reference to .Xclients-default by putting a # at the beginning of the line. This should at least let you log all the way in as user1.