Not really, no.
If you have the patients to hunt down individual folders to backup of settings, etc so you don't lose that kind of data you can do that, but you'd still have to reinstall the programs and then manually copy that data back over. If you tried to backup the entire program folders some programs might still work, but there are still drivers or other files you don't know about that may be sitting in the windows/system folders, plus registry keys.. If you tried to restore your registry into a fresh install you'd have a boatload of bloated entries and may even cause weird bugs to appear unless you do it with a fine tooth comb and only backup certain keys and stick them into a new registry key file you can click on to install.. But again, labor intensive.
It doesn't take much work for me to do it, but I've been doing it for years and used to format every other month.. But if you've never done it the first couple of times can be a long process especially if you don't do it that often, as you won't learn as fast.
The only way to reinstall and keep all your shit is to make a Ghost Image, but then it would overwrite all your old stuff back onto the drive and you'd be back where you started.
