Do you have a robots.txt in your webroot? If not - create one. If you do, make sure it has the following (click 'View entire code block' to see all lines):



Basically that file will tell search engine crawlers (well at least the major ones) to not crawl and index the disallowed directories.

Also, you can demote those links in webmaster tools. To help get those removed faster. Create and submit a sitemap.

Should clear up. Those sitelinks have been a pain since google launched that.

Ok I updated my robot.txt file and resubmitted my sitemap. But I still see the errors when I do a search on my URL in google. Does this just take some time to go away?

Thanks for your advice too:-)

Never seen that issue before, but I suppose there's always a first time?

Is this a set up error?

Looks a bit odd to me!

The 'robot.txt' should be set up automatically with C5, you do not need to create your own.

If you need to add to it, you can.

Crawl errors and updates can take a while to rectify with all search engines.

Remember you can exclude pages from the sitemap.xml with 'Page Properties"

Hope that helps