SCOM - performance widgets empty

Hi,
does anybody knows this probleme and can help me?
In the SCOM Console we have different dashboards with grid layout and on this grid layout we have performance widgets (for example for monitoring network utilization). From time to time and in the moment the hole time (since about 2 days) all performance
widgets does not show any data (no graph, no data in the legend). State or alert widgets are working correctly - performance views also.
I didn't found any usefull hint in the event log.
SCOM version is 2012 R2, but this also happend with 2012 SP1.
Thanks,
Bernd

I apologize if this seems rude, but this question was not answered correctly. At the end of the original post Bernd says, "SCOM version is 2012 R2, but this also happend with 2012 SP1". This implies that the product that needs support is 2012
R2 and not 2012 SP1 which is what the provided links in the 'answer' lead to. I know this because I am having the same issue and have been researching an answer for weeks now; and I have come across many, many, many... posts just like this one that gives some
'magical' hotfix fix for a PREVIOUS VERSION. Please answer the question correctly.
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