There are no reset jumpers (at least none that I could see in the images). Instead you need to remove that small battery in the last image, next to the hard drive. Remove the main laptop battery, the power cord, and then this battery. Give it 20 seconds for all the capacitors to discharge. Then put the battery back in (the bios will forget everything once power is lost, and then will boot up back to its default configuration). Worst case as with my gaming rig, I have to wait 20 minutes for all the capacitors to dischange and allow the memory to reset.
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=== Update (02/15/2018) ===
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Since it doesn't seem that the Password is saved in volatile flash, removing the battery won't work. Try this guide https://www.wikihow.com/Reset-a-BIOS-Password
There are no reset jumpers (at least none that I could see in the images). Instead you need to remove that small battery in the last image, next to the hard drive. Remove the main laptop battery, the power cord, and then this battery. Give it 20 seconds for all the capacitors to discharge. Then put the battery back in (the bios will forget everything once power is lost, and then will boot up back to its default configuration). Worst case as with my gaming rig, I have to wait 20 minutes for all the capacitors to dischange and allow the memory to reset.