First, Protractor does not recommend running tests in IE because of slowness and timeouts <http://angular.github.io/protractor/#/browser-setup>. Now, considering this, my first question is are you sure that the button is enabled at the time that the click fires? I ask this because locating by id is about as specific as you can get, and if it doesn't fire when you do that it should make you wonder if it is in a state where it can be clicked. When Protractor tries to click on something that is not clickable I believe it throws an error. If you are not seeing that error, you might try running it in debug mode <http://angular.github.io/protractor/#/debugging>, stopping the process right when the click should happen and looking at the state of your button.
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