Audio Connected Devices randomly not working

I now get this on Audition 2023, mbp M1 11.7.1 CONSTANTLY. And when I open the settings, nothing has changed.

Here we are three years later and I'm now having the problem,  This is an MSI brand computer. Bought it around 6 months ago.  Windows 10 Pro, i7-9700K CPU @ 3.6Ghz, 64 GB Ram.  The audio interface I'm most concerned with it a new Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Generation.  It can happen ocasionally or in rapid succession (click "no" or "yes" and it will error again before you can bring the Audition screen to focus.  

Extremely annoying when trying to edit but more so when it happens while recording a VO session.  My voice booth does not have a clear view of the computer screen and the error will often cut the audio input while leaving the transport rolling.  

It has a sound panel from "Nahimic" (I guess for gaming purposes), a MSI branded Realtec panel, NVIDIA (which I do not see a control panel for audio) and the Windows panel.  I enabled the multi-streaming ain the Windows sound panel and it's still sending the error.

Any further suggestions or experiences.  Windows driver and Focusrite driver are the latest.  Same with the others as far as I can tell.

Just to add my experience with that "error message":

The audio interface I use is a MOTU 8Pre on a firewire connection.  If, whilst Audition is running, I need to use my printer, which is connected via USB, turning it on results in that message appearing!

I simply ignore it.

Active Socket Sensing. It's actually something the audio driver does. If it's a laptop, then the chances are that it's the Realtek driver causing this. If you can locate the control panel for it, then enabling multi-streaming will effectively disable this - but unfortunately it's also likely to stop the socket from changing from the setting it's on - so plugging in a pair of headphones, which would normally trigger a 'change of connection' won't be flagged - and the socket won't switch over and remains stuck on speakers. Yes it's really annoying. What you're looking for, to experiment with this is something like this:

It's the setting I've ringed - by default it's disabled. A lot of people think it's the operating system that causes this to happen, and whilst normally I'd be delighted to blame M$, this time it isn't actually them. Except, that is, that they've enabled an easy means to report any hardware changes to the audio driver, and this may be controllable by editing the registry. Unfortunately I'm only aware of some settings that work in the case of non-Realtek devices, or that work on older OS's like Windows 7, and not any current version.

What actually happens is that if you enable this setting, you still get the message in Audition, but a) it won't stop anything playing and b) if you dismiss it with the 'don''t show this again' box checked, playback will be normal, without interruptions. And no headphones available...