Basically, boot into Windows, plug your UFD and wait until it is completely recognized by Windows (may take several seconds, be patient).
Open "My PC" (or "My Computer" or equivalent) and check which drive letter was assigned to the UFD.
According to your previous post, the UFD was "D:". Please doublecheck if this is correct (in "My Computer"). I'm going to use this drive letter "D:" in the following procedure, but if this is not your case, replace the letter with the correct one.
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The path to ubcd2usb is C:\Documents and Settings\Pop\My Documents\ubcd-extract\ubcd\tools\win32\ubcd2usb
To minimize problems, you should copy the
CONTENT of the folder:
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C:\Documents and Settings\Pop\My Documents\ubcd-extract\
to a "simple" location, specifically to a path simple to type in, and with
NO spaces.
To be more clear here (since you didn't exactly follow the instructions in the tutorials

), then I will name the new location:
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C:\UBCDEXT
with no spaces, no symbols, and less than 8 characters (here I won't get into the standard 11 characters of DOS directories and the compatibility in ubcd2usb).
So now you have the
CONTENT of the folder:
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C:\Documents and Settings\Pop\My Documents\ubcd-extract\
copied to:
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C:\UBCDEXT
Again, to be clear here, under "C:\UBCDEXT" you won't have the folder "ubcd-extract", but the CONTENT, which means you now have:
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C:\UBCDEXT\antivir\
C:\UBCDEXT\boot\
C:\UBCDEXT\pmagic\
C:\UBCDEXT\ubcd\
C:\UBCDEXT\autorun.inf
C:\UBCDEXT\license.txt
and any additional file or folder from your customization.
According to the quote from your post, you should open a command prompt and run (press <enter> after each row) :
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C:
cd C:\UBCDEXT\ubcd\tools\win32\ubcd2usb
This is the time to make a backup of your UFD if you need it. If you have any data in your UFD, the following command is going to erase it, so you need to make a backup of the data in your UFD in case you need that data.
After making a backup of your UFD data (in case you need that data), now continue with the following command (assuming your UFD letter is "D:" ) :
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ubcd2usb C:\UBCDEXT D: /f
Note in the previous command, that there are no special symbols, and that the only spaces are between:
"ubcd2usb" and "C:\UBCDEXT" ;
between:
"C:\UBCDEXT" and "D:"
and between:
"D:" and "/f".
This should format your "D:" drive and copy the content of "C:\UBCDEXT" to it making it bootable.
One comment about the customizations you made, which I quote here from the
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/customize.html page:
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Note that booting a USB memory stick requires BIOS support and is only available on newer machines. You can also expect to encounter more compatibility issues compared to booting from a CD, and some tools may not work properly when run from a USB memory disk.
So I can't assure that your customizations will work correctly/successfully while booting from UFD.
HTH.
[EDIT]
I used "C:\UBCDEXT" in this particular forum topic to be (more than) clear in the procedure and to clearly differentiate this "new" folder from all the previous folders mentioned in several tutorials.
As a general rule, the names (for files or folders) should
NOT be written in capital letters, since several tools have "issues" with them. Also, avoiding spaces in paths, and applying to the 8.3 structure for files and folders' names is also recommended/needed.