If CMOS battery is removed from a desktop motherboard, does it effect Windows Activation anyway?

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If CMOS battery is removed from a desktop motherboard, does it effect Windows Activation anyway? OR, in detail:-I use a Gigabyte motherboard. In my case, every time I switch on my computer after a complete shutdown ( even from main power switch board ) a screen appears with a heading- BIOS has been reset - Please decide how to continue,and three options: 1. "Load optimized defaults then boot" 2. "Load optimized default then reboot" 3. "Enter BIOS"Every time I go for the first one and my computer runs fine, however with a

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