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HelpSearch ConsoleHelp forumForum CrawlMonitor crawling activity and errors Crawl Errors report (websites)Website crawl errors can prevent your page from appearing in search resultsThe Crawl Errors report for websites provides details about the site URLs that Google could not successfully crawl or that returned an HTTP error code. Open the crawl
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errors report Looking for theCrawl Status report for apps? The report google 404 error virus ipad has two main sections: Site errors:This section of the report shows the main issues for the past 90
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days that prevented Googlebot from accessing your entire site (click any box to display its chart). URL errors:This section lists specific errors Google encountered when trying to crawl specific desktop http://productforums.google.com/d/topic/chrome/tNpW9XucNL8 orphone pages. Each main section in the URL Errors reports corresponds to the different crawling mechanisms Google uses to access your pages, and the errors listed are specific to those kinds of pages. Site errors overview In a well-operating site, the Site errors section of the Crawl Errors report should show no errors (this is true for the large majority of the sites https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35120?hl=en we crawl). If Google detects any appreciable number of site errors, we'll try to notify you in the form of a message, regardless of the size of your site. When you first view the Crawl Errors page, the Site errors section shows a quick status code next to the each of the three error types: DNS, Server connectivity, and robots.txt fetch. If the codes are anything other than a green check mark, you can click the box to see a graph of crawling details for the last 90 days. High error rates If your site shows a 100% error rate any of the three categories, it likely means that your site is either down or misconfigured in some way. This could be due to a number of possibilities that you can investigate: Check that a site reorganization hasn't changed permissions for a section of your site. If your site has been reorganized, check that external links still work. Review any new scripts to ensure they are not malfunctioning repeatedly. Make sure all directories are present and haven't been accidentally moved or deleted. If none o
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which indicates the server was unable to find the requested address. Below are some suggestions on what you can do if a page you're trying to access is getting this error code. Read 404 suggestions Many 404-error pages have additional suggestions and tips on what you can do to help locate the missing page. For example, the Computer Hope 404 page gives our recommendations on where to find specific information, and gives a direct link to the search engine. Additionally, this page may give details as to why you're getting the error. For example, it may indicate if the page was recently changed or moved. Verify URL entered is correct A 404 message can also occur when the URL is improperly entered. Make sure the URL is properly formatted and that it's ending in the proper extension. For example, a web page may be an .htm file and not a .html file or the page file may be in lowercase and it is being typed in uppercase. Does capitalization and spaces matter in Internet addresses? Locating a lost or moved page elsewhere If the page continues to generate a 404 it is likely it has been moved or deleted. Below are some tips on how you can locate lost or moved pages. Check for a Google Cache Google has a cache of almost every page it indexes on the Internet. If you are unable to access the information you are looking for because of a 404 error, see if you can pull up a cached version from Google (assuming it's a valid URL). To do this open a Google search and type a command similar to the below command example. cache:http://www.computerhope.com In the above example you would replace the Computer Hope URL with the URL you're trying to look up. Or if you have the Google Toolbar or a variant of the Google Toolbar, right-click on the page and click the option to view the cached version. Go back to the domain Erase everything in the URL except the domain name and search for the page you are trying to find. For example, if this page: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001019.htm was bad, erase everything except: http://www.compute