Framework support for all windows operating systems

Hi!
I want to build a single desktop app for windows xp, windows 7, windows vista and windows 8. someone told me that a desktop app build in visual studio 2013 will not run on xp.
Which framework version or visual studio version should I use to build a desktop app which should run on all mentioned operating systems?

Using .net 3.5 is pretty limiting.
I would have thought the lifespan and percentages of win xp and vista devices is so small that they might not be worth supporting.
This is the decision taken by the client on my current ( end consumer targeted ) project.
Hope that helps.
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