Best Solutions to Get Rid of the QuickBooks Error 248

The listicle of the reasons behind the QuickBooks backup error 248 is relatively small. Take a look.
1.The data file is damaged or corrupted.
2.The user has overpaid an employee from the payroll. These two were the only causes of the error 248. In the next segment, we will discuss the solutions that will fix the problem rooted out from the above two conditions.
Below are given the steps you can employ when facing the QuickBooks error code 248.
If you get the error while backing up your company file, there might be some damaged data in it. Fix the corruption by running the verify and rebuild data tool by following the steps mentioned below.
1.Go to QuickBooks and visit the File menu.
2.Click on the Utilities section and select the Verify Data option.
3.If the results show damage in the company file, go back to File menu and select Utilities.
4.Click on the Rebuild Data option and wait for the rebuilding process to complete.
5.After it completes, verify your data again to be assured of no more damage in the company file.
Try to backup the company file again. If the problem is not solved, run the QuickBooks File Doctor tool.
If you get the error whie running the payroll service, then it means that you have overpaid an employee. Follow the steps mentioned below to adding an item to reimburse the payment.
1.Go to the Lists menu and click on Payroll List Item. Select New from the Payroll Item dropdown and click on Custom Setup. Click on Next and give the item a name. Link the appropriate account to the item and select None for Tax Tracking Type option. Keep clicking on Next until the Amount field comes and enter the overpaid amount. At last, click on Finish.