Disallow robots to index 404 pages and fix message from Google:


Subject:
Increase in “soft-404” pages on http://your-store.com/

Message:
To: Webmaster of http://your-store.com/,
Googlebot identified a significant increase in the number of URLs on http://your-store.com/ that should return a 404 (not found) error, but currently don't. This can cause a bad experience for your users, who might have been looking for a specific page, but end up elsewhere on your website. This misconfiguration can also prevent Google from showing the correct page in search results.
Recommended Actions:
1 Identify the URLs with errors
Open the Crawl Errors report in your Search Console account to review the list of sample URLs. Check Crawl Errors
2 Fix the issue
Check your server and CMS settings to make sure that these URLs return a 404 (Not Found) or 410 (Gone) HTTP response code in response to requests for non-existent pages. You may need help from your server administrator or hoster for this step.
3 Verify the fix
Once you've fixed the URLs with errors, make sure that Googlebot can access and see your content properly, or that they return a proper error result code. You can verify this using Fetch as Google. Fetch as Google




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