Guys
In Windows XP "Hibernate" button is not visible in Shutdown dialog box but when we press <SHIFT> key, it appears in place of "Stand By" button. Its strange and many people want to show it always in shutdown dialog box. So here I'll tell you a way to always show Hibernate button in shutdown dialog box:
1.) Open %windir%\system32\msgina.dll file into Resource Hacker.
2.) Goto Dialog -> 20100 -> 1033.
3.) If you want the following look (Hibernate button at bottom-center) :

Download following text file, open it and copy the whole contents then replace existing code with the copied code:
4.) OR if you want following look (Hibernate button in the same row of other items) :

Download following text file, open it and copy the whole contents then replace existing code with the copied code:
PS: Pressing <SHIFT> key will still work.
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VG
^^ Thats the same dialog box which you are talking about. You can customize it to change look of Shutdown dialog box.
Shikhar
Sir, Can you please post the original code to reverse it.Because I forgot to make a backup copy of the original code.
VG
^^ Here is the original code:
Shikhar
Sir the hibernate button is not working.It's just greyed out in shut down dialog box.
VG
^^ It seems VGA drivers are not installed in your system. Try to install latest drivers for your graphics card.
Shikhar
Thanks a lot ! Got it right.