Flash CC publish to Nexus 4 doesn't work

Hi all,
I'm a newbie when it comes to mobile development, but I have a lot of experience with AIR for desktop.
I have a Google Nexus 4 and cannot get Flash CC to publish to it for a simple test. First I found that Flash CC couldn't find the device at all because it lacked the necessary drivers, and the ones provided with Flash CC were not accepted by Windows 7. I was able to find what seems to be the correct driver (Universal ADB driver) online here: https://plus.google.com/103583939320326217147/posts/BQ5iYJEaaEH
After installing that, Flash CC was able to list my device in the AIR publish settings. I have USB debugging enabled on my Nexus 4, but when I go to publish it just gets to an indertimined progress bar that says "Publishing..." and never completes. If I cancel it, Flash CC freezes and must be killed.
The publish settings I'm using are:
AIR 3.6 for Android
Android deployment type: Debug - Default
AIR runtime: Get AIR runtime from: Google Play (I have AIR installed on the Nexus 4)
After publishing
- Install application on the connected Android device
- - Launch application on the connected Android device
- - - [Presumably my device selected... it's a string of random characters]
On the Nexus 4 I have turned on Developer options > USB debugging, I have it plugged in and on.
Am I missing something?
-Aaron

Meanwhile, could you please try restarting your machine once, just to ensure an in memory older adb is not in use.
So, was a newer driver supposed to be installed by downloading the latest SDK? What driver should be installed?
I simply opened Windows 7 Device Manager and did an 'Update Driver' and 'Search Automatically' and it found an update and installed it, asked me to reboot and next reboot it worked.
I've tried to update the driver automatically and it simply says it's up to date. I've also tried to use the drivers shipped with Flash CC and Windows didn't recognize them as valid drivers at all.
What driver did you initially install?
-A

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