Can't connect to my home network

Ever since I switched to BT I've never been able to access my home network via wifi but I can connect to btwifi with fon on my laptop.
It's never been much of an issue before but now I've started using my laptop more I would prefer to use my home network which is secure rather than a public one.
Windows will recognise there is a problem with my network but it's not been able to fix the error and it will only grant me local access to the network.
I have a 802.11g PCI adaptar in the laptop so that shouldn't be the problem. I have tried a 802.11g USB adaptar that I have for the PC on the laptop and funnily enough that will connect no problem. I don't like using the USB adaptar on the laptop too much for obvious reasons and I'm hesitant to spend more money on a new adaptar without knowing the reason my current one won't connect.
Any ideas?

There is a known problem with Sonys. Try this
It could be that your computer has IPv6 selected. Try disconnecting it as follows:
Select Start
In the search field type.ncpa.cpl and press enter.
In the new window right click on your wireless network connection and select properties
In “This connection uses the following items” section remove the tick beside Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) then press OK
Left click on Internet Protocol IPv4, click properties . Check the options to obtain IP addres and DNS server address automatically.
Once done try and connect to internet.

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