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If you have a friend who's current on PC though. You can ask for their help
However, if you have the game on another PC, you can just copy the game directory on to a removable USB device for example, and then paste the game directory into the \common\ folder on your laptop (if using Steam).
You can find the game folder in \steam\steamapps\common\Final Fantasy XIV Online (copy this folder).
On your laptop, you only need to click install in Steam, let it download the 56mb download, since it sets up the installation of the game, its only the launcher you download), then simply paste the Final Fantasy XIV Online folder into the location I mention above, you will be able to login and play straight away. (Paste the game folder into the location after you install the launcher)
Don't forget that a lot of assets for things in the paid expansions have to be in the base game download as well- music, gearsets, attack effects...
You'd still have a large chunk to download after that but having less to download once you're actually going to play means a lot if you have slow wifi.
I recommend you login now on your laptop or PC, as currently it is Free to Play for up to 96 hours (4 days from login), use this to download the game, then copy the game folder as I've mentioned previously to a safe location, you can then use it as a backup if you need to re-install.
Edit: By your account, I mean your SE account, not your Steam account