is there anyway to reprogram the daughterboard to match the motherboard on a xbox one x?

We cannot assist with self-repair.

Obsessive Power you were right most of the way but your information on the 4gb chip was not accurate it is indeed removable if you want it removed but i don't see why you would anyways its like a daughterboard its a little chip that is connected to the motherboard
though a pin header and can be taken off easily but do it carefully. P.S rate this info please

sorted it now, looks like one of my little monkeys completely reprogrammed my denon surround system, never mind, thanks for the help anyway.

[quote user="paulsmid"]good news you cant bump the internal memory loose since its hardwired to to the system.[/quote]Depends on the system. Original 4GB 360 S Trinity systems have their 4GB flash drives connected to a header on the motherboard. The only
thing holding the daughterboard in place is friction, far as I can see in pictures. I'm not sure about Corona systems.

The mainboard and DVD-ROM daughterboard are "married" to each other on each Xbox 360 console, so there's no use in cannibalizing the hardware without getting a console ban the next time you connect it to XBL.

DIY-repairs aren't covered on the official Xbox forums, anyway. There are plenty of other online sources that will help you with that, though. Good luck!