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The mpr.dll notice is pretty standard. I'm not sure why but I see that notification on almost every app I look at. It is not your problem. Good guess though. That one just happens to be the exception to the rule. Your ntdll.dll looks good to so you can rule that out.
Basically, if you are seeing nothing else highlighted in depends, it is telling you that all of you statically linked dlls are being found and loaded correctly. DLLs can also be dynamically loaded. To check that, you would have to use the profiling feature of depends. You are really starting to get into windows now.
Are you positive that your FW is off? What brand is it? Most third party FWs run as services (sometimes multiple) and have one or more device drivers installed. A lot of time, you don't even have to stop the services. The FW UIs usually have a permit/allow all mode that effectively makes the FW a passthru. Also, most FWs have a log that should show you what, if any, traffic is being blocked.
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