Assuming that the label "HPT 370(A) Host Adapter Device Driver For Win2000/9x/WINNT" is on a disk, then that sounds good! Rather than type a whole bunch of stuff off another web page, I'll let
Microsoft document it.
My fault for a slight misunderstanding - I've been using the terms BIOS and
CMOS a little too loosely. The BIOS password is stored within the
CMOS memory, along with a bunch of other settings. The BIOS itself is stored on a FLASH chip that does not require power to keep it's contents. The
CMOS memory requires power - if you want to wipe the password, you will have to clear the
CMOS. There should be a jumper on the motherboard that allows you to wipe the
CMOS clear.