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A quickie look at Squadrons on their website shows they pull about 2 to 3 amps, depending on model.
You need to determine if that is more than, or less than, what current the stock lights draw.
If it's more, you're prob'ly S.O.L., unless a computer reset kills the warning and it doesn't come back again, or if you can change the computer's expected current draw range.
If it's less, you can add a resistor in parallel with the lights (or each light?) to increase the current drawn; it's resistance and wattage requirements would be dictated by how much change is necessary. (Of course, this becomes "wasted" current, as the resistor simply converts it to heat.)
I have added lots of aux lights to Hexhead GS's and make my own simple harness with a 30a fused relay that tie to the battery and have a trigger wire to a keyed power source with a inline on/off switch. No error codes and keeps auxiliary wiring separate from the bikes wiring.
Attached is a DIY of a on/off or a on/off/on wring harness.