The instructions for Schedule I state "However, an adjustment may be required if you withdrew from the account in 2022, you had an HSA prior to 2011 for which you were not allowed a deduction for Wisconsin for contributions to that account, and you reported the earnings on the account as income on your Wisconsin return."
So, if I remember, you did not even have an HSA prior to 2011, right? If you had an HSA prior to 2011, then in Wisconsin, you had to treat this as an investment account, and report the earnings on the account. Accounting for those earnings is part of the adjustments on the worksheet on page 5 in the instructions.
But if you never had any earnings on your HSA that you reported on your federal return (which you normally would not have), you don't need any adjustment more than the "Adjustments for 2011 Contributions" screen, so just remove (set to blank) the previous pre-filled description in "Other Adjustments to Income".
Besides, if you left the federal and state adjustments as 0 and 0, the difference is zero, which would not have adjusted anything, so no point in having it there.
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