Windows 7 Homegroup is consume data?

I'm totally new to the technical aspects of computers. Kindly give a clear answer.

I use a modem CPE wifi, connection speed is 2 Mbit/s and I am allowed to consume 12 GB maximum data by month. Now when I connect my desktop computer to my laptop using Windows 7 Homegroup and read the files from one computer to another, is that consume my quality of data allowed? How does actually two computers are connected?

I thank very you much for your kind reply.

Yes, maximum of 12 GB per month. Currently, there are various packages provided by my ISP. I am from Pakistan, where the internet is not as widespread as in other developed countries. There are, however, some ISPS that provide connection speed up to 50 Mbps (collage VDSL2 technology), with unlimited downloads, but it's expensive for a student like me. It's sort of 'The student package', and that's enough for me.

Your answer is self-explanatory. Bundle of thanks.

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