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Upgrading  windows 2000 domain to Windows 2003 and getting error when running adprep /forestprep

Asked by tazmanian in Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

Tags: member, following, group

Running adprep /forestprep on the Windows 2000 DC (sp4) controller and getting the following error:
Adprep detected that the logon user is NOT a member of the following groups: Enterprise Admins Group.

I then open the user that I am logged on as in Active Directory Computers and user and look in the members tab and he belongs to:
Domain Admin
Enterprise Admins
Group Policy Cretaor Owners
Schema Admins
Exchange Domain Server
Exchange Services

so not sure what is going on.  Any ideas?  
things I have already done
1.  have already run the Schema update and it appeared to work fine when I look in adsiedit.
2. gpotool is not showing any errors
3. netdiag shows no errors
4. dcdiag shows no errors
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