Why does chrome have trouble linking to wifi so often?

I leave at night and the computer is working. I return in the morning and Chrome says it cannot link to the internet? I restart the computer, turn on and off the wifi, exit and restart Chrome. This happens several times a week and the PC's at the back office never do any of this? What is going on?
Thanks so much for reading my question!
Nina

Try to follow this article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1398?viewlocale=en_US
It might help you.
Hope I helped you.

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